New Visuals that drive your rig — camera, LED-wall scenes, beat FX

Light the roomto the music.

Design your stage, record cues, and run lights and screen visuals together — from your Mac and your controller. Real DMX out over Enttec, Art-Net and sACN.

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A Mac appRuns fully offlineNo account

Works with the gear you already have

Enttec DMX USB ProArt-NetsACN (E1.31) Akai APC mini mk2Novation LaunchpadBehringer X-Touch Mini Korg nanoKONTROLMIDI ClockOSC · TouchOSC · QLab HDMI capture cardsUSB audio interfacesISF shaders
1,781fixture profiles
146manufacturers
50controller layouts
395MilkDrop presets

Everything on one screen

Built for the person running the show.

No menus three levels deep. Your stage, your cues and your controls live together, and anything you can click, you can map to a knob.

Stage designer

Drag fixtures onto your stage. See the look before you send it.

Festival, club, DJ booth or a long skinny bar — start from a preset, place your PARs and movers, and watch them light up live.

The Live view: a club stage with eight PARs and two moving heads, the cue list and effects underneath

Effects on the beat

Chases, rainbows, pulses, strobes.

Synced to tap tempo, MIDI Clock from your DJ software, or the music itself.

Map anything

Press M. Click. Move a knob. Done.

Ready-made layouts for 50 controllers — many with LED feedback — and several controllers at once.

Play

A performance page made for fingers.

Big cue pads, effect pads, colour pads and vertical faders — on the laptop or a touchscreen. Lock the show so nothing gets edited mid-set.

The Play page: faders on the left, cue pads, effect pads and colour pads

Cue lists

Fades, follows, GO and back.

Record looks as cues with fade and follow times, crossfade by hand, loop a list into a chase. A cue can change the screen visuals too.

Space = GOFollow timesManual crossfadeUndo everything

Show-ready

Works offline. Your show stays yours.

A Mac app that runs without internet, from show prep to the last cue. Shows save as files you can back up and move between machines.

⌘K command paletteShow lockDMX monitorOSC in

Visuals

The screen and the lights, one look.

  • LED-wall scenes — beams, lasers, panels, eclipse — or 395 MilkDrop presets, all reacting to the music.
  • Your camera on the screen. Webcams and HDMI capture cards, with live looks: grade, silhouette, slit-scan, trails, LED wall.
  • Pixel-mapped to your rig. Every fixture takes the colour under its spot on the stage; moving heads can follow the brightest point.
  • Hits on the kick. Flash, strobe or punch on the beat — and an output window for the projector.
The Visuals tab: the Beams scene with the eight PARs' sample points, scene browser and FX controls

How it works

From box to first cue in minutes.

Patch your fixtures

Search 1,781 profiles, or build your own. Addresses fill in for you, and similar units group themselves.

Connect DMX and a controller

Plug in an Enttec DMX USB Pro or send Art-Net / sACN. Pick your MIDI controller — or map one in seconds.

Design, record, play

Set looks on the stage, record cues, add visuals, then run the night from the Play page.

Questions

Good to know.

Can I book a demo?

Soon — demo bookings are coming, along with the Mac app download.

What does it run on?

It's a Mac app that runs fully offline, with Enttec, Art-Net and sACN output built in. It's in testing now — downloads open with demo bookings.

What DMX hardware works?

An Enttec DMX USB Pro straight from the app, or any Art-Net or sACN node on your network.

Which controllers are supported?

Fifty ready-made layouts — Akai APC, Novation Launchpad, Behringer X-Touch, Korg nano and more — many with LED feedback. Any other MIDI controller maps in seconds with Map mode.

Can the lights follow the music?

Yes — tap tempo, MIDI Clock from DJ software or a mixer, or beat detection from a microphone or a line input from your mixer.

Your next show, lit to the beat.

Live demo bookings are coming soon — a walkthrough with your rig, your controller and your music. The Mac app is in testing now.

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