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How to use Notch to create live concert effects
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Lorenzo Venturini Social Links Navigation Senior Notch Designer Lorenzo is a Senior Notch Designer and co-owner of GATE1 Studio in Milan.
Start with a theme Many creatives working on live concert visuals will start with a theme or a concept.
Composite your work Once the effects were completed, we then used Notch to composite them together into our 3D castle.
For live concert visuals, this phase is especially important because good compositing allows you to create impressive visuals without having to rely on heavy effects that are unmanageable to render out in real time.
We also relied on Notch 2026.1's stability and performance headroom to manage all of those high-resolution assets and effects simultaneously without dropping frames.