DJ Stream Overlay Pack – Neon Music Studio

DJ Studio is a DJ stream overlay pack with a neon music-studio theme: turntables, vinyl records, speakers and equalizer-style graphics in purple, pink and cyan. The waiting screens place your stream inside a lit DJ booth, while the matching webcam frame and gameplay border carry the same speaker-and-light details into your live scenes.

Use the Starting Soon scene before a DJ set, the BRB screen during a break, and the Ending or Offline screen when the session finishes. For music production, listening sessions or conversations, the Just Chatting layout has one large transparent content area and a separate framed chat column. Its equalizer-style artwork is decorative; it is not a live audio visualizer that reacts to your music. Watch the two preview videos above to check the visual style before choosing the pack.

What comes with the DJ Studio pack

• Four stream screens: Starting Soon, Be Right Back, Stream Ending and Offline. Each has an animated MP4 and a static JPG, all 1920 × 1080.
• Six alerts: Follower, Subscriber, Donation, Raid, Cheers and Tips. Each has an MP4 with an audio track and a static JPG, all 1920 × 1080. These are standard full-scene MP4 alerts, not transparent alpha WEBM alerts.
• 24 Twitch panel PNGs, 320 × 100: About, Alerts, Chat, Clips, Commands, Contact, Discord, Donate, Events, FAQ, Goals, Instagram, Links, Merch, Mods, Music, Rules, Schedule, Socials, Specs, Subscribe, TikTok, Twitter and YouTube.
• Webcam frame: a transparent animated WEBM and a transparent static PNG, 1920 × 1080.
• Just Chatting layout: a transparent animated WEBM, 1920 × 1080, with a large content window and a chat column.
• Gameplay overlay: a PNG with a transparent center, 1920 × 1080.
• Chatbox decoration: a PNG, 700 × 800. Live messages require your own chat widget or browser source.
• Stinger transition: an MP4, approximately 3 seconds, and a JPG reference image, 1920 × 1080. The JPG is a still image, not a playable transition.
• Channel banners: a Twitch JPG, 1200 × 480, and a YouTube JPG, 2560 × 1440.
• PDF installation guide.

The download contains 53 media files plus the guide. This includes animated and static versions of the same designs, rather than 53 distinct designs. A static Just Chatting image is not included in the current ZIP.

Set up your DJ overlays for OBS

1. Extract the ZIP to a permanent folder. Create a Starting Soon scene, add screens/starting_soon.mp4 as a Media Source, and enable Loop. Repeat for the other waiting screens. For the fixed alternative, add the matching JPG as an Image source instead.
2. Add your camera to your live scene. Place extras/webcam_frame_alpha.webm above it as a looping Media Source, or use extras/webcam_frame.png as an Image source. Both frames have transparency, so the camera can show through the middle.
3. For Just Chatting, add extras/just_chatting_alpha.webm above your camera or content sources and enable Loop. Add your live chat separately within the chat column. For a rhythm-game scene, layer extras/gameplay_overlay.png above your game capture.
4. Upload the panel PNGs through your Twitch channel's panel editor, and configure the six alert events in your chosen alert service. For the scene-building workflow, follow our OBS overlay installation guide.

This is a set of ready-made media files, not an editable design project, a DJ application or a one-click OBS scene collection. Alert triggers, dynamic names and live chat need separate configuration. You can use the OBS-composed visuals while broadcasting to Twitch, YouTube or Kick, but alert-event and channel-panel support depends on the platform. Your choice of music and permission to broadcast it are separate from this graphics pack.