LUNA is built around fast, analogue-feeling tracking, which means fewer interruptions and longer takes. That only works if the singer can keep going — LyricsRunnerVST scrolls the lyrics in sync with the LUNA timeline so nobody has to stop and ask where they are.
Plugin folder: macOS: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3 — Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3
Add it to an insert slot on the vocal track. The signal passes through unchanged, so your chain stays exactly as you built it.
Drop the sheet in and let blank lines separate verses and choruses for easier reading at speed.
Place the playhead at the first sung word and set the start marker once. The scroll then follows LUNA's transport.
Float the window onto a second display or TV in the live room and record long, uninterrupted passes.
Yes, as a VST3 insert. It reads LUNA's transport position to keep the lyrics aligned with the song.
No. It passes audio through untouched and only draws text, so your UAD processing is unchanged.
Yes — float the window to a second monitor or TV facing the booth. That is the most common setup.
See it in action
Short walkthroughs from real sessions — same plugin, same idea, whichever DAW you use.
Logic Pro
Ableton
FL Studio