August 2026
Voice Follow — Spoken Scripture Straight to the Screen New
“This won’t be on the screen, but Genesis 3:12 says…” — the line every operator dreads. Switch on Voice Follow in Feeds → Settings and the LightLoop Remote listens through your iPhone, recognizes the spoken reference, and fades the verse onto your Apple TV in your translation and Bible template — then follows along verse by verse as it’s read, and fades out when the speaker moves on. It understands how people actually speak: “John three sixteen”, “first Corinthians chapter twelve, beginning in verse three”, “the second chapter of Acts”. Cite a chapter with no verse — “in John ten, Jesus said, my sheep hear my voice” — and it loads the chapter, then jumps to verse 27 on hearing the words. Every number is validated against the book’s real chapter and verse counts, so ordinary speech never triggers it. Speech is transcribed on-device (no audio leaves the phone) and parsed by a deterministic grammar, not an AI model. Requires LightLoop Remote 1.3.2 on iOS 26+ and the Apple TV app 1.3.2. See Voice Follow.Follow Slides — Your Presentation Keeps Up With the Speaker New
The second half of Voice Follow. Turn on Follow Slides and LightLoop matches what’s being said against every text slide in the running playlist — sermon points, quotes, Bible slides, and song lyrics — then jumps the live presentation to it. Read a quote off a slide you prepared and the screen goes there; skip two points and it catches up. If a verse is already a slide in your sermon, your slide is shown instead of a fetched one. For songs it stays a step ahead: as the last words of a slide are sung, the next is already up. Repeated choruses won’t drag it backwards — it only moves when another slide matches better than the one on screen, and prefers moving forward. Say “next” or “next slide” on its own to advance manually. Every automatic move shows a banner with one-tap Undo, and a sensitivity slider controls how eager it is. See Follow Slides.Device Storage for Your Apple TVs Improved
A new Device Storage section in Settings lists every Apple TV currently connected to your feeds with a usage bar, free space, and how much of it LightLoop’s media cache is using — useful before pushing a large video playlist to a 32 GB Apple TV.June 2026
Import Songs & Charts by Drag-and-Drop New
Drag chord or lyric files into the Media Library (or onto a playlist) and LightLoop parses them — ChordPro, OnSong (including chords-over-lyrics), CCLI SongSelect, and plain text, several at once. Files with chords import as a Song, taking the title and key from the file (or the filename) and keeping CCLI/copyright/tempo metadata out of the lyrics. Files without chords prompt you to import as Song lyrics or a Sermon — for sermons, mark scripture by putting a[John 3:16] reference above the verse text.
See Importing songs & charts.
Instrumental / Karaoke Tracks New
Remove the vocals from a song’s audio with a single Instrumental switch on the Audio card — great for congregational singing, rehearsals, and “vocals out” moments. Switch on and LightLoop generates the instrumental in the background (about a minute) and starts playing it on your outputs automatically; switch off to restore the original vocals. The original audio is always kept. It also works with transposition — the instrumental is built from the current track, so it comes out in your transposed key. See the Instrumental section.Song Transposition — Pitch-Shift Audio & Chords New
Change a song’s key without re-recording. Open a song’s Audio card and click Transpose — pick the from and to keys and LightLoop pitch-shifts the track to match while preserving its tempo. When you assign audio, LightLoop also auto-detects its key in the background. The original file is always kept, so revert is one click. Turn on Sync to Audio and the stage chord chart’s display key follows every transposition automatically. See the Transposition section.Chords on Stage — ChordPro & OnSong with Smart Key Detection New
Add inline ChordPro[chords] to any song and they render above the lyrics on stage and confidence displays — the TV Wall Stage Display and the iOS Remote’s Stage Mode — while the audience screen stays clean, lyrics-only. LightLoop reads the chords and detects the key with real music-theory scoring, using the dominant chord to tell a key from its relative minor (Em C G D → G, Bm D A G… → D). Set a separate Display key to transpose the whole chart on the fly; chord charts and the “Next” preview transpose too.
Paste a ChordPro or OnSong chart and LightLoop imports it: chords-over-lyrics become inline chords, Verse 1 / Chorus: / REPEAT CHORUS section labels are recognized (dim cues on stage, hidden from the audience), and Key:/title metadata is read from the header.
See the Chords section.