Features

Everything the program does, page by page. Each section leads to its page in the manual.

Live

Where you run the show. Scenes are arranged in groups, columns that play in parallel, and each one fires with one button.

Exclusive groups (one scene at a time, with crossfade) or mix groups
Master and crossfade time per group, and previous and next scene
Priorities from 0 to 10 that also rule on intensity
Release and protection modes, and flash scenes that play while you hold them
GO and Stop, BeatGO on the beat you tap, Pulse on the peaks of the audio input, and the rhythm you tap by pressing each scene
Live dials for speed, phase and size per scene
Mixer per fixture group: dimmer, hue, saturation, strobe, Full, Blackout and Flash

The programmer: select fixtures, give them values live and record them. What is in the programmer overrides everything until you clear it.

Select on the 2D plan, by fixture group or by number, with invert, ½, ⅓ and ¼
Dimmer, colour, position, gobo, beam and focus in tabs, with each fixture’s presets and a 16-bit XY grid
Colour, position and other palettes that scenes follow by reference
Command line with an on-screen keypad: “1 THRU 8 @ FULL”
Per-parameter FX with macros (circle, eight, dimmer wave, rainbow…), with shape, size and direction per fixture
Fans, blind mode, highlight and locate, Beam on, Beam off and Centre
Snapshots to store what is playing in a scene

Everything you record: static scenes, step scenes and FX, pixel effects, super scenes with a timeline, and cuelists with tracking.

Pages of faders for your cuelists and scenes, with GO, Pause/Back and Flash, like on a console.

Your own operating screen: you build it to suit you and use it on the computer, a touch screen or your phone.

Any control of the program on your controller: turn on Learn mode, click the control and move yours.

MIDI, OSC, DMX input and keyboard
Buttons that toggle, flash, or only switch on or off; absolute or relative faders and endless encoders
Feedback to LEDs and motor faders
“Map it all” with templates for the Akai APC
A monitor of incoming and outgoing messages

Set up your rig: fixtures, addresses, groups and their place on stage.

1,781 definitions from 146 manufacturers included, the Open Fixture Library, and GDTF and .qxf import
Fixture creator with channels, presets, ranges and modes
Next free address, bulk re-addressing and fixture numbers
Fixture groups and a 2D plan with shape and orientation
Limits per channel, invert pan and tilt, LED matrices and identify

Each universe goes out through a USB DMX interface or over the network, and you see live what is being sent.

Blackout, grand master and “Stop all” always in the top bar
Autosave and a recovery copy in case the program closes unexpectedly
When you close it, the outputs send the stage at rest
Six languages, dark, light, high-contrast and night themes, and the interface from 80% to 150%
The manual inside the program: F12 opens it on the page you are on

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Version 1.0.0 · 27 October 2026 · 80 MB