DMX Lighting Control Features

Fixture control built around real attributes

Patch fixtures with built-in profiles or imported GDTF data, assign DMX universes and addresses, then program intensity, colour, position, beam and control channels through attribute-aware tools. Limelight ID exposes the active personality, geometry and channel map when a fixture needs closer inspection.

GDTF profiles and patch validation

Fixture modes and footprints remain visible through patching, programming and visualization, helping operators catch address conflicts and incorrect personalities before output.

Pixel and multi-segment lighting

DMXpressions™ includes selection and mapping workflows for fixtures whose cells or segments need coordinated colour and intensity control.

Programming, cues and playback

Create groups and reusable palettes, build looks in the Programmer, record cues and scenes, then operate them from cue stacks, playbacks and live fader surfaces. Effects and parameter morphing can add movement without replacing deliberate cue structure.

Timeline and synchronized control

Chronos timelines, SMPTE timecode, MIDI and OSC support repeatable sequences and external control. Audio and tempo tools can support music-driven workflows when a production needs them.

Output, monitoring and production operations

Route DMX through compatible USB-DMX interfaces or network nodes using Art-Net and sACN through the local bridge. RDM tools, output monitoring and readiness checks help operators understand the path from programmed value to the rig.

Show documentation and crew coordination

Prompt Book, Crew-Synx and Lamp Ledger Pro connect cue-linked notes, task ownership, handoffs and fixture maintenance with the wider show state.

Continue with Vellum-2D stage planning, read the DMXpressions™ documentation hub, watch official demonstrations on YouTube, or launch the application.