Built for techs, by a tech.
Capture the rig. Watch the room. Build the book. Three utilities for live production — one gets light moving before the show, one gives the LD and crew eyes on the whole room once it runs, and one turns a plot and a patch sheet into the show's paperwork.
Once the house is open, the LD and crew need eyes everywhere at once. Someone builds the paperwork that tells the crew what hangs where; and the dimmer tech ties in power, network, and data and brings the rig up — long before the show. Dimmer Tech Apps covers all three: watch the whole room while it runs, build the show's book, and get the rig moving before anyone calls a cue.
Every RTSP feed — RoboSpot POVs, stage, backstage, the whole site — in one real-time multiview for the LD and crew.
A plot and a patch sheet in, a full show bible out — hookup, circuiting and power math, kept in sync and ready to print.
Loop a recorded universe back to the rig with one action. No console, no dongle, no license key to move light.
The set of eyes the LD and crew put everywhere they can't be at once. Watch what every RoboSpot sees, keep eyes backstage and across the whole site — every feed in one real-time grid while the show runs.
Representative interface — your actual app may look a little different.
The project manager's paperwork workspace. Import the plot and the patch, and Patchwork assembles the whole show bible — with the power and address math kept in sync as the show changes.
Representative interface — your actual app may look a little different.
Record any sACN or Art-Net universe in real time. Play it back to the rig with a single action — fixtures move while the console is still in its case.
RigLoop isn't a replacement for a lighting console during a show — it's there so a tech doesn't have to tie up or borrow the tech desk just to bring the rig up during load-in.
Explore RigLoop →Representative interface — your actual app may look a little different.
Spec it into packages and send it out the door with the rig.
PACs, theaters, and houses of worship with a standing rig.
Dimmer and data techs tying in the rig ahead of the LD.
Crews who want the rig verified before anyone calls a cue.
Truck packing for the production crew — lay every case into the truck to scale, in lanes and tiers, with straps and load bars, and hand the crew a pack list that actually fits. In development now.
Download StageEye, Patchwork and RigLoop and try them free, or send the spec your way.