wavelength + resonator

co-founder, ceo, designer/ 2017

mobile app + desktop designer for crowd-scale live performance via synced mobile devices

Total audiovisual immersion.

No gear required.

live design on a truly massive scale

Imagine you could light up an entire city on cue and turn it into one collective speaker, without buying any lights, cables, amps, or gear. We created Wavelength to make this seemingly insane dream possible. All you need is your laptop, some creativity, and an audience.

Wavelength is an accessible design & performance platform that perfectly syncs mobile devices together over cellular and wifi to create immersive live experiences. It gives artists the ability to create incredible audiovisual spectacles in any space, on any budget, and creates performance possibilities on unprecedentedly massive scales.

A Platform for Pros & Consumers Alike

Resonator was designed to be both approachable & intuitive for brand new creators as well as deeply featured and scalable for professional production designers ready to take it to stage. User testing & feedback has always been the most important part of our entire design process, and for version 2.0 our community led us to land in-between a consumer media editing software and a professional lighting console. The end result is a design & performance process exponentially smoother and more flexible than any other live tool on the market.

Please don't silence your cell phones

I co-founded the app with my long-time friend Aditya Sawhney and raised full funding while in college. We started by working in the Highline Park using free Google wifi, and built to to having our own office & team. As artists ourselves, we wanted to create a platform that would empower more people to express themselves in totally new and exciting ways. Our first users were viscerally excited about taking control of their own devices--a concept of creative ownership they'd never experienced before. Performers had been fighting a losing battle to silence cell phones since their invention, and Wavelength gave them the power to turn these apparent distractions into invaluable artistic tools & instruments.

Collaborators, users, and beta-testers include: Madame Gandhi, Adam Gopnik, Lincoln Center, Symphony Space, CSU Fullerton, U Buffalo, Instant Fantasy, Fandor, American Opera Project, Lesbians Who Tech, Real Hospitality Group, the Warriors & Kings, numerous Broadway production houses, and many others.

Total Creative Device Control

Screen Color

Image

Video

Audio

Vibration

Camera+Filters

Visual Vote

Webpages

Tempo Sync

Flashlight

GIF

360 Video

Live MIDI Synth

App Switching

Webpages

Twitter Poll

Location Triggers

Timeline Cueing

~events~

madame gandhi: lesbians who tech opening performance

adam gopnik: lincoln center keynote

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