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EXOAVT · Android visual splicer beta · Active

ExoAVT

Import footage and music, splice deterministic audio-reactive visuals, and export the processed result as an MP4 on Android.

Android / visual splicer beta v0.3.0-beta.19 debug build

ExoAVT

A native Android visual splicer for turning imported video or photos and embedded or attached audio into deterministic, audio-reactive effects and exported MP4 variations.

Beta 0.3.0-beta.19 finishes the machine-console fit: Android's bars become transient, the complete faceplate stays centered without side clipping on tall and narrow phones, Media and Settings share one aligned header recess, idle controls are clearly labeled, and Randomize or Mutate keeps every used dial synchronized to the real recipe.

Private testing cohort

Recombinase access required

Want to test the operon splicer? Follow for development updates and comment BETA on the newest ExoAVT post to request access. I am personally selecting the first testing cohort. Access is limited and not guaranteed.

Then DM BETA, your phone model, Android version, and what kind of visuals or audio you make.

Codes are issued directly through the official profiles above. Never pay anyone for ExoAVT beta access.

  • Import an existing video or photo through Android's system photo picker, use the MEDIA control beside Settings to replace it, or Share/Open supported media with ExoAVT.
  • Attach WAV, FLAC, MP3, AAC, or other provider-supported audio through the system document picker.
  • Work through one immersive machine whose art and controls share a uniformly fitted design canvas; the complete faceplate and circular controls remain visible while Android's system bars can be revealed temporarily with a swipe.
  • See up to seven current patch effects and their real values directly on the machine dials; Randomize and Mutate immediately resynchronize those readouts, while unused positions remain blank.
  • Analyze embedded or attached audio locally into a timestamped RMS/peak timeline, with the machine's signal light driven by the same analysis used by the effects.
  • Compare Source and Processed playback across 15 stateless effects: Posterize, RGB Split, Scanlines, Pixelate, ASCII, Exposure, Contrast, Black Crush, Saturation, Threshold, Ordered Dither, Sharpen, Vignette, Mirror, and Wave.
  • Drag any available current-effect dial to make a direct change; the photographic bezel stays upright while its centered pointer follows the live value.
  • Choose from 16 named organisms, including Operon Reactive, ASCII Reactor, Red Hot Burning, Ghost Signal, Necrotic CRT, Memory Wound, Mirror Cell, and Wave Machine.
  • Use seeded Randomize to choose and reroll a different non-clean organism, then use Mutate to vary the current organism while preserving its topology and effect locks.
  • Turn Apply audio-reactive effects to YES to enable descriptor-owned RMS/Peak routes for every effect-bearing organism, or leave it at NO for a static recipe.
  • Process photos through the same effects, organisms, Randomize, Mutate, intensity, and audio-reactive routes as video; a photo without imported audio becomes a 10-second composition, while imported audio sets its composition duration and reactive timeline.
  • Inspect human-readable recipe values and set one shared global intensity from 0–200% in Settings; 100% preserves the authored look and higher values use bounded effect-specific overdrive.
  • Normalize supported HDR input to a protected SDR working surface on Android 10 or newer before effects and export.
  • Export the processed result as an H.264/AAC MP4 through Android's save picker, with progress, cancellation, encoder-safe photo sizing, and embedded, imported, mixed, or muted audio policies.
  • Save versioned projects and patches in app-private storage, then explicitly resume the last session or start fresh on launch.
  • Keep video inside the photographic monitor bezel, with native Compose Settings and default-off Technical Details secondary to the creative flow while preserving diagnostic access for beta testing.

Install

Android beta installation

  1. Open this page on an Android 8.0 or newer phone or tablet.
  2. Download the APK and allow installs from your browser or file manager if Android asks.
  3. Install ExoAVT, open Effects, then choose Import media or share/open a supported video or photo with the app.
  4. Use SRC and FX inside the compact monitor to compare the clean and processed loop.
  5. Press the illuminated Randomize control to choose a different organism or Mutate to vary the current one, then confirm the visible effect names, values, and dial pointers update to match the result.
  6. Turn Apply audio-reactive effects to YES, confirm the machine's audio signal light responds when analysis is ready, and adjust Global intensity to taste.
  7. For a photo, optionally attach separate mastered audio; after analysis it sets the composition duration and becomes the reactive and export source.
  8. Under Output, press the illuminated Export control, select a save location, and keep ExoAVT open until Android reports that the MP4 was saved.
  9. Use Settings only when you need project or technical controls; Live is an honest preview of the planned performance surface and does not record from the camera yet.