Features
Every part of the app, and what it is actually for.
Everything the app does, and what each part is for.
GDTF makers
No fixture file for your light? Load the manufacturer's PDF manual and the built-in AI writes the GDTF file for you - or enter the channels yourself with the Simple GDTF Maker.
Timeline editor
Drop recorded palettes onto tracks and set when they play. Good for an unattended show that runs all evening, and for rehearsing a set before doors.
Colour mixing
Two colour pickers, and the option to spread a colour across a selected group of fixtures. Want fader control over the output instead? Use the fixture faders.
Lighting effects
Bring a fixture to life in a few clicks. Every effect can be recorded as a palette or parked on a scene fader for instant playback.
Pixel strip control
Turn RGB and RGBW strips and LED bars into moving displays, with built-in effects and full per-pixel control when you want it.
Fixture faders
Set the level of every channel by hand. With a fully built GDTF file each fader is labelled with what the channel actually does.
Colour palettes
Save as many palettes as you like, sorted into categories. Colour palettes show the output colour and gobo palettes show the gobo shape, so you pick by eye.
Pan and tilt
Get fixtures moving quickly, then apply offsets or invert pan and tilt for more interesting movement. Faders limit the range; a scroll wheel handles coarse and fine adjustment.
Remote control
A built-in web remote and a stand-alone app let anyone on the local network drive faders, palettes and scenes from a phone, tablet or laptop.
Saving scenes and shows
Save options let you control exactly what each palette or scene fader stores, so you can stack them into bigger looks without them fighting each other.
Scene faders
Make as many scene faders as you want, and decide per fader exactly which part of the rig it adjusts.
MIDI control
Hands-on control with the Akai APC Mini MK2. Select a button, hit Assign, press the button on the controller - that is the whole mapping process.
Overview windows
Extra windows for the whole DMX universe, running effects and per-fixture information, so you can see what the rig is doing at a glance.
Settings
There are not many, on purpose. Pick a USB device from a dropdown or type the IP of an Art-Net node, and you are outputting.
Supported hardware
Not locked to a brand: all Art-Net devices and many popular USB-to-DMX adapters. There is a good chance you already own something that works.
