New · video to a projector, speed control and music generation

One button runs the whole show

OMS Player is built for people who stand on a stage. Every track already knows how loud to come in, when to start, where to end and how to blend into the next one — so during the show you press one button.

Free for 7 days, then $9.90 a month with credits included even for heavy use. Everything works with no internet at the venue.

  • 🎙 Your voiceHebrew commands, offline too
  • 🎛 A pocket remoteAny Bluetooth clicker runs GO
  • 🔒 Screen offPlayback and the remote keep going

Recorded straight from the app — the GO button, the playlist, the AI assistant and the pocket remote.

The core idea

You press GO. It handles the rest.

No cue sheets, no scrolling between tracks mid-show. And these are not three buttons — it is one GO button that changes by itself with the state of the show, so it always does the right thing:

The original One Man Show Remote
GO

The same button shows GO

When a track is waiting to play. One press plays it — with its fade-in, its start offset and its pre-play delay.

NEXT ▶

The same button becomes NEXT

While a track is playing. One press fades it out cleanly and moves the show to the next one — no dead air.

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The same button counts down

During a delay or pause. The countdown runs on the button itself, and playback resumes from exactly where you paused.

A delay that waits, not cuts

Give a track a pre-play delay and GO waits that many seconds before the audio starts — counting down on the button — without trimming a single millisecond off the file.

Scrub without losing your place

Tap the waveform to seek, or drag along it to scrub and hear the audio while you move — so you can find a cue point by ear.

Per-song tuning

A settings page for every track

Every track carries its own show settings — set them once, and on stage it just plays right.

  • Volume, speed, fade-in and fade-out — per track, in milliseconds
  • Trim on the waveform: mark the second it starts and the second it ends
  • Auto-play, loop, cross-fade, a pre-play delay and a colour tag
  • A ▶ button beside each slider auditions the change while you edit
  • An image or video per track — shown on the projector over HDMI
  • AI artwork and per-song voice commands, in the same panel
  • Everything saves with the track — the next show opens ready

This is why the show needs only one button: every decision — how loud, where to start, how to end, what comes next — was already made here, before you went on stage.

Tune a track yourself

A full pass through one track’s settings page. Drag the bar to scrub.

Hands-free control

Two ways to run a show without touching the screen.

On stage your hands are on an instrument and the phone is on a stand across the room. So the show is driven by the two things you still have: your voice, and a button in your pocket.

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Your voice

You choose a code word — say “banana” — and every time you say it out loud, the app presses GO for you. Slip it naturally between segments and the audience never notices.

  • Up to four different code words, and a word can be armed for one track only
  • Other actions too — stop, resume, play track 7
  • Hands-free show mode: a full screen with a live transcript and a cue counter, dipping the music to 30% so the mic can hear you
  • Voice control runs entirely on the phone — no internet needed

Two pieces of kit are required — a Bluetooth speaker and an external mic — so the app hears you, not the track. The setup wizard checks both.

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A Bluetooth remote

Any cheap Bluetooth clicker, page-turner or headset button pairs as a media remote — no setup inside the app. The system media notification does the same job from the lock screen.

The original One Man Show Remote
The original One Man Show Remote — and any Bluetooth remote works just as well
  • ⏭
    GO Fades the current track out and advances the show — the single button you press all night
  • ▶
    Play / Pause Holds the show where it is and picks it back up
  • ⏮
    Previous track Steps back through the set without playing
  • ⏹
    Stop Kills playback immediately

A native playback engine owns the media session, so every one of these works with the app in the background and the screen off.

AI Director · 🎙

Say the word. The show follows.

The Director listens for your cue words, matches what it hears against your keyword rules, and fires the action — while the music is still playing and your hands are on an instrument.

AI Director

  • 🔌
    Works without internet

    Basements, gardens, halls with no signal — voice control keeps working with zero connectivity.

  • ⚡
    Reacts mid-show

    The command fires while the music keeps playing — nothing stops, and nothing needs a tap.

  • 🧑‍🎤
    A one-man show, for real

    No backstage assistant and no depending on anyone — the Director runs your cues for you, every night.

  • 💸
    Saves money every show

    A sound tech costs money every single night. The Director comes with the app and never misses a cue.

  • 🎓
    Nothing to train

    And when someone does lend a hand, there is nothing to teach — the rules are already set, and the show runs itself.

Rules Transcript Terminal
“Applause”
GO — advance the show
“Thank you”
Play track #7
“Hold on”
Pause after 4s
“Let’s dance”
Song rule · only during “Finale”
12:04 🎤 ▶ Playing: Intro 12:03 🎯 Selected: Intro 12:03 🎤 “Applause” → GO
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Hears you over the music

Echo cancellation and adaptive thresholds mean commands still register while a track is playing out loud.

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Build a rule from real speech

In the Transcript tab, tap the words you actually said — even a multi-word phrase — and create a rule from them. It suggests similar-sounding variants so mis-hearings still fire.

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Global and per-track rules

A rule can apply to the whole show, or only while one specific track is selected — so the same word can mean different things in different moments.

AI Smart Edit · ✨

Ask for anything. The set updates.

Setting up a set used to mean opening thirty tracks one by one. Now you write one sentence in plain Hebrew or English and the whole playlist updates.

“Set every track to fade out over 2 seconds” ✓ 24 tracks updated
“Copy all the red tracks into a new playlist called Kids Show” ✓ Playlist created · 9 tracks
“Add a voice command ‘applause’ that does GO” ✓ Rule added
“Reverse the playlist and move track 5 to the top” ✓ Reordered
“Give every track without a cover an AI one” ✓ 7 covers generated
“Drop every yellow track’s volume to 50%” ✓ 6 tracks updated

Album art on demand

No cover for a track? Generate one from the track name, or point the assistant at a whole playlist and let it fill the gaps.

Undo any edit

The clock icon keeps your recent prompts with a Restore button beside each one — so a bulk edit that went the wrong way is one tap from being undone.

It composes music too

Ask for a new piece and a short wizard opens — purpose, style, tempo, length — then the app composes an original instrumental and drops it straight into your playlist.

It answers questions too

Ask about the set (“what is the first track?”, “how many tracks loop?”) and it answers without changing anything. If a request is ambiguous it asks, and offers ready-made answers you can tap.

Stoppable, always

Every action shows its progress, and Cancel stops it immediately.

Everything else

Built by people who have run a show

Every control exists because something went wrong on a stage once.

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Track editor

Trim on the waveform by marking the second it starts and the second it ends — no other software needed, loops included. Fade in and out in milliseconds. A delay before playback that waits without cutting audio. Loop, auto-play, per-track volume and a colour tag.

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Change the speed, not the pitch

From 0.7× to 2×, with the pitch left alone — the app stretches time, not tone, so a track you speed up is the same track, just shorter. A ▶ button beside the slider auditions it while you edit, without disturbing the show.

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Cross fade

The outgoing track falls as the incoming one rises, so there is no gap of silence between cues. Two seconds by default — and the length comes from the track that is ending, which is the one to edit if a transition sounds wrong.

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Video and a projector

MP4 files play exactly like a track. Connect USB-C to HDMI, switch the external display on, and it shows the track's video — or its artwork, or a default image you chose, so the screen is never blank. The picture cuts cleanly on every GO while the music keeps blending.

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Ten languages

The whole app is fully translated into ten languages. Pick yours from the row of flags on the first screen and the entire interface switches immediately.

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Playlists per show

A playlist per event, switched from the bottom bar with live track counts. Duplicate a set for tomorrow's venue and tweak only what changes.

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Backup that actually moves

One zip holds every track, playlist, cover, voice rule and setting. Save it to Drive, restore it on another device, and the whole rig is back exactly as it was.

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Background & lock screen

A native playback engine keeps audio running when the app is backgrounded or the screen is off, with full media-notification control.

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Floating show timer

A draggable stopwatch you can park anywhere on screen, so you always know how long you have been on.

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Three themes

Dark Blue, Purple Night and Cobra — all dark, all built to stay readable under stage lighting and not blind you in a dark room.

We thought of everything

A projector output over HDMI and ten interface languages — the finishing touches of a professional show.

The external display (HDMI) settings screen
The external display (HDMI): the projector shows each track’s video or image, switching on every GO.
The app language selector — ten languages
Ten interface languages — English, Hebrew, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese and Arabic.
A composer in your pocket

AI music generation

Need an opener, a drumroll, a transition or background music? Answer a few short questions and the app composes an original piece for that exact moment in the show.

  • Purpose, style, tempo and length — or a free description in your own words
  • Add lyrics and the piece is sung by a real-sounding voice
  • The result lands straight in the playlist, ready for GO

Every piece you generate is yours to keep. It saves into the playlist like any other track — so you can trim it, speed it up, loop it and give it artwork, exactly like the songs you brought with you.

Try it in the app

One real take, step by step: the wizard, the lyrics, the generation, the finished song playing — and trimming it down to the best part. 🔇 turns the sound on; drag the bar to scrub.

Uncut

The app in action

Two minutes of a real set, exactly as it runs on stage — no edits, no staging.

  • GO advances, NEXT blends, and the countdown runs on the button itself
  • Clean cross-fades between every cue — no dead air
  • AI-generated artwork on every track

What you see is what you get: the same GO, the same cross-fades and the same artwork are waiting in the app — ready to run your own first show tonight.

Download it and run a set of your own

🔇 for the show’s sound; drag the bar to scrub back.

Pricing

7 days free. Then one simple subscription.

Try the complete app free for 7 days (with a limited credit allowance). After that it is $9.90 a month — with enough credits included even for heavy use. And everything keeps working with no internet at the venue.

Free trial — 7 days

The complete app, no commitment

  • The complete player — GO, fades, trim, delay, loop, speed, cross fade
  • Unlimited playlists and tracks
  • Video playback and the external projector display
  • Voice control, the AI Director and a Bluetooth remote
  • A limited credit allowance for trying the cloud features
Subscription

$9.90 a month

Everything — with credits for heavy use

  • Everything in the trial, with no time limit
  • A monthly credit balance sized for heavy cloud use
  • Cancel any time through the store subscription

Settings → 🤖 AI credits always shows how much is left today, how much is left this month, and when the balance renews.

FAQ

Before you ask

Do I need internet during a show?

No. Playback, transitions, video and voice control all work in airplane mode. Only music generation and the other cloud features need a connection.

What does voice control need to work?

A Bluetooth speaker and an external microphone — a USB-C receiver, a headset, or a Bluetooth mic. Without separating the music from the mic, the app hears the track itself and fires cues mid-show, so the setup wizard checks for both before letting you continue. Also: pick a code word you never say on stage. “Banana” is excellent. “Okay” will wreck your show.

What happens if the phone locks mid-track?

The music keeps playing. You can also control it from the media notification or a Bluetooth remote.

A track comes in too loud or too quiet

That is the track's saved volume. Open it in the editor and fix it — it stays fixed. If a transition between two tracks sounds abrupt, check that cross fade is on for the track that is ending, and that the next track has Auto Play on.

Which Bluetooth remote works?

Anything that pairs as a standard media remote — a cheap presentation clicker, a page-turner pedal, a selfie-stick button, or the button on a Bluetooth headset. There is nothing to configure in the app: its NEXT key is already mapped to GO.

Do I need my own AI key?

You can bring your own OpenAI or Claude key and set it in Settings — it is stored only on your device. Every device also starts with included AI credit and Director time so you can try the features before deciding.

Can I move my whole setup to a new device?

Yes — create a backup, move the single zip file across, and import it on the new device. Tracks, covers, voice rules and settings all come across.

Can I use two devices?

The licence is per device. For a second device, get in touch and we will sort it out.

Your next show can run itself.

Install it, load one set, and give the GO button a night on stage.

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