LiveSlicer Stage now supports DMX lighting. - New LIGHTING tab: fixtures, scenes, chases and a loop arrangement move on the same beat as your visuals - Start with an affordable FTDI USB-DMX adapter, or an Art-Net / sACN node - New SHOW tab: picture, tempo and lights on one screen, floating beside your DJ software - 24 DMX channels free. Add DMX Lighting or the Bundle as one-time purchases - Hover tips across the app (turn them off in Settings > General)

- Fits 13- and 14-inch MacBook screens: the window opens at a size that fits, and every control stays in view - On smaller screens the Pro purchase screen keeps its purchase button in view - Stream status now appears on the preview, so the buttons in the top bar never shift - The BPM, beat count and BAR 1 on the preview are larger, so you can read them from across the booth

- Now with Ableton Link integration: visuals and camera cuts follow the tempo and beat of your DJ software. MIDI Clock input is supported too - Program follows the music: the picture comes up when the sound starts and goes to your chosen look when it stops - TAP, BAR 1 and beat nudges on the preview, and a switch to let go of Ableton Link mid-set - Bar 1 lands where the music comes back after a short break - Logo blend modes, and watermark size and opacity - Show History: importing a pre-show setlist now offers the setlist that show used, and Cancel or Undo leaves the pre-show list as it was - Show History: the setlist a show was played from now brings its title, description and tags when you press Done, even without pressing Import - When a USB camera is connected but macOS is not providing its picture, LiveSlicer Stage now tells you that restarting the Mac brings it back - New app icon

• Tags for your shows: add genre tags to a pre-show setlist and in Show History. Spelling is matched to a list of over 1,000 recognised genre tags, a pasted comma-separated list becomes one tag per item, and Copy All or a click on a tag copies it for your streaming service's setup page. Tags travel with the setlist into History and carry over to the next show. • Tag Presets in Settings › General: save named tag sets and load one in a click. Recently used sets are offered as well. • FX and Overlay menus gain "Without CAM Clip": effects and overlays on the loop clips while the camera picture stays clean. • Cam Focus now keeps the camera on screen about three shots in four, even with a single camera. • The sources row fits the default window again.

• The bundled loops now repeat seamlessly, with no visible cut when a clip comes round again. • A preset now chooses its own loops: High Energy plays the high-energy genres, Slow Trance the slower ones, and the loops a preset is not using are dimmed in the sources row. • The sources row shows how many cameras and loops the rotation is drawing from.

• Show History: after importing a Pre-Show setlist, the show title and description now appear right away.

Fixed an issue where LiveSlicer Stage Pro could be shown as not purchased after it was bought.

• New Music Videos mode links prepared MVs to multiple pre-show setlists for fast manual NEXT takes. • Import multiple files or folders, search, drag to reorder, and organize safely with read-only Finder folders and app-only Bins. • Finished MVs fall back to a live loop; transition style and duration are customizable. • Stage Monitor and recording resolution can be set independently up to 4K, with media optimized before the show. • Detachable Audio and Sources windows, resizable Preview, and compact S/M/L thumbnail layouts. • New Help center, hover tips, Planned vs Performed history, and prepared-copy storage management. • Runs all night at a fraction of the previous CPU: the interface no longer re-renders on every meter tick, so Preview and loops stay smooth for hours. • The app no longer freezes when a USB switcher or capture device stops responding to macOS; capture resumes by itself when the device reconnects or is power-cycled. • Live stream video is sent on a steady 30 fps clock, so stream dashboards read a correct frame rate. • Presets no longer change the FX and Overlay menus (both default to All), and Stage Monitor Output no longer hides the pointer.

- Three new transitions: Fade Through White, Zoom Blend, and Blur Dissolve. The new All (Random) choice rotates through every style automatically. - The stage monitor output can now be opened and closed during the countdown and while live. - Cancelling the go-live sequence now shows a clear CANCELLED notice. - Fixed a bug where going live without recording (Settings, Show) did not start the streams. - Setlist auto-analysis accuracy has been improved. - Various small UI refinements.

- Automatic setlist recognition: analyze a recorded show and get the track list built for you, ready to copy to your streaming destination. Bulk text paste is also supported: paste text with one track per line and it is split into track titles and artist names automatically. When timestamps are missing, estimates based on the total show length are shown instead. - Art overlays: 22 built-in artworks plus your own images and clips composite over the picture with Screen, Add, Luminosity, Remove White, and Remove Black. Pick the material in Settings, Overlay media. - New effects: Video Wall Split (the picture multiplies into 4, 16, 64, then 256 panels), White Flash Burst, and a reworked ten-color Strobe Flash. - Effects and overlays now rotate independently and can be combined. - Streamlined controls: Off / Select / All is now the shared scheme for both Effects and Overlay, joined by camera opt-outs, one-click preset sync, and redesigned visual pools for smoother operation. - Five new bundled visuals. - Still images are fitted to the screen automatically and brought to life with a slow zoom. - New Slow (5-second) dissolve length. - Fixed a bug where switching clips could unexpectedly cut to black. - Now free to download: try everything as it is - auto VJ, effects, overlays, recording, and live streaming (up to 10 shows). The free version places a watermark on recordings and streams. - The new Pro edition removes the watermark and unlocks unlimited streaming, auto switching across up to 4 cameras, and your own custom logo on screen. No subscription - one purchase, yours forever. - Setlist auto-analysis accuracy has been improved. - Various small UI refinements.

- Adds Show History with duration, ratings, private notes, published status, sorting, and show-folder access. - Add up to 10 buttons to History that open any web page, such as your streaming destination’s Drafts, Studio, or upload page. - Optimizes window sizing and UI layout for better visibility, with detachable Source and Audio panels and clearer color-coded gain guidance. - Remembers your text overlay settings between launches.

- Fixes automatic switching stopping after you take a camera by hand. - Fixes automatic switching between multiple cameras. - Camera and microphone access is requested when the app starts, not during the go-live countdown. - Quitting while a show is running now stops the stream and finishes the master recording first. Pressing STOP LIVE is still the normal way to end a show, but if the app is closed by mistake the stream and the recorded files are now protected. (If the app crashes the files may not be protected, and the stream may not have stopped - check on your streaming platform and stop it there if it is still live.)

- Twitch streaming: go live on Twitch alongside Mixcloud and YouTube Live. - Custom RTMP output: enter any server URL and stream key to simulcast to additional platforms. - The Sources panel now shows an always-visible scroll bar, so it can be scrolled with any mouse. - Improved default window layout: tighter spacing around the preview and larger, easier-to-read AUDIO level read-outs. - Operation tips are unified into hover help for a cleaner interface. - Fixes the Transition menu changing by itself: under the Full Auto (Music) preset your choice is now kept, and Random picks a different transition for each switch. - Stability and performance improvements.