Renoise Live
AI island survival show where the audience controls the story
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- Creator
- Independent team
- Launched
- 2026-08
- Platform
- Standalone site
- Status
- live
- Narrative
- Character-driven, viewer-directed, serialized into seasons
- Update cadence
- Live
- Generation model
- MiniMax H3 Max Turbo (via fal.ai)
- Middleware
- EdgeSpark
- Playback
- Chained 10-second generated shots, ~12s live latency, thin generation buffer
- Viewer interaction
- Viewers @ characters in chat; prompts are picked and turned into the next shots
Audience data
- Peak concurrent
- ~2,100 concurrent
- Typical concurrent
- ~1,300-2,000 concurrent
- Cumulative views
- Not published
Data source: On-site viewer counter (screenshots, 2026-09-03 and 2026-09-04) · Last updated: 2026-09-04
The most productized example of the format so far: a director agent orchestrates several character agents across multi-camera shots, with seasons and a Join (membership) button. Characters resemble well-known tech figures behind an 'any resemblance' disclaimer.
What it costs to run a channel like this
At H3 Max list price ($0.08/s @768p), a 24/7 channel generates 17,280 clips a day ≈ $6,912/day ≈ $207K/month. Run your own numbers:
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