Description
The laser look without the rig — royalty free vj clips collection
VJ Loops Pack – RB Neon Stage | Red and Blue Neon Visuals for Clubs, Concerts & LED Screens
Neon VJ Clips with Red and Blue Line Geometry
Neon VJ loops built from thin glowing outlines on pure black. The set moves between angular chevron figures, triangular lattices, wireframe rooms and stages drawn in perspective, circular mandalas and rosettes, arches and radial star bursts. Red and blue carry the pack, joined by white, violet, cyan and occasional green.
Thirty seamless loops in Full HD 1920×1080 at 60 fps, supplied as Mov and DXV. They import straight into Resolume Arena, Arkaos, Modul8, VDMX and MadMapper. At 60 fps a thin bright line travelling across black stays a line instead of stepping — the single most visible difference on this kind of content.
Produced by VJ’s for VJ’s
Laser-Look Stage Visuals for VJs, Theatres and Show Producers
Made for VJs and club residents, techno, trance and electronic promoters, concert and festival production teams, rental and staging companies, theatres and concert halls, ballet and contemporary dance productions, ice shows and figure skating galas, fashion shows and streaming channels. The graphic restraint suits any programme where a performer, not the screen, is the subject. More options in our VJ loops packs.
The frames are deliberately sparse. On a LED wall that reads as drawn light rather than a bright surface, so the screen defines the stage without washing out the lighting design or blinding the front rows. Produced by New Media Artist Alexander Kuiava and the LIME ART GROUP studio in Vienna. Royalty-free licence, instant download, no subscription.
Animated neon line patterns & wireframe video backgrounds
Look image preview of single vj loops by LIME ART GROUP.
Quality of images is a bit compressed for better website performance.
Resolution
Full HD 1920×1080
Frame Rate
60 Fps
Encoding
Mov & Dxv
Quantity
30 clips
Neon drawn straight onto the dark
Club, Techno & Laser-Look Shows
The laser aesthetic without the rig, the safety zones or the operator. Sparse lines read the same way from the floor as a real beam show.
Theatre, Dance & Ice Shows
Graphic restraint keeps the performer as the subject. Wireframe stages define a space behind a dancer or skater without competing for the eye.
Editing, Overlays & Titles
Thin line on black sits over footage in Add or Screen with nothing to key. A hue shift takes the whole set to a single brand colour.
Frequently asked questions about RB Neon Stage – Video Art Collection
If I stop buying from you, do these clips stop working?
No — nothing here is a subscription. You pay once and the royalty-free licence stands for good, with no renewals, no activation and no check-in with a server. Play the clips at any number of shows, venues and countries, including client work and paid streams, for as long as you keep the files. Reselling or handing them to another operator is the only exclusion.
Can I download the pack again later, or on a different computer?
Yes. The download stays in your account permanently, so a new laptop, a failed drive or a lost archive is never a problem — log in and pull it again. The email links work the same way. If anything expires or breaks, send us the order number and we will reissue access.
What is inside Vol.47?
- 30 seamless loops of neon line geometry, mandalas and wireframe stages.
- Full HD 1920×1080 at 60 fps.
- Mov and DXV versions of every clip.
- Red and blue leading, with white, violet, cyan and green accents.
- Permanent royalty-free licence, instant delivery.
These look like laser graphics — can I feed them to a laser projector?
Not directly. Laser controllers need vector data in ILDA format, and this is video, so it goes to a screen or a video projector rather than a laser head. The upside is that you get the laser look without the rig, the safety zones or the operator: run the clips on a LED wall or a projection and the sparse lines read the same way from the floor.
My event has a fixed brand colour that is not red or blue — is this pack still usable?
Largely, yes. Because the artwork is thin line on black, a hue-shift or colourise effect in Resolume, Arkaos or your editor moves the whole set to a single brand colour in one step, and the white and violet clips take a tint especially cleanly. What you cannot do is keep the two-colour red-and-blue contrast while changing only one of them — for that, pick a clip that is already close to your palette.
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