Patch every fixture you run and drive its real parameters.
Moving heads, wash and beam, strobes, conventional dimmers, and the full LED and pixel range all live in one project. More than 4,200 fixtures ship built in, and you can import any GDTF file while the app runs.
Preview of one Spectralite project driving a mixed rig. A Timeline panel shows three layers named Movers, LED Matrix, and Beat Blocks over a four-bar beat grid with a moving playhead. A Preview panel below shows a row of five moving-head dots and a dense LED dot matrix, and a single color sweep passes across both in sync with the playhead.
Your full rig and your LED in one show.
Spectralite programs your movers and your pixel-dense LED side by side on one timeline, so one operator plays the whole rig from one project.
- Thousands of LED channels next to your movers.
- The whole rig on one timeline.
Find your fixtures in the built-in library.
More than 4,200 fixtures ship built in, from Martin, GLP, Chauvet, ADJ and more. Each one carries its real DMX modes, so you patch the exact personality your light is set to.
Import any fixture from its GDTF file.
Spectralite reads GDTF (General Device Type Format), the open cross-vendor standard for fixture profiles. Import a .gdtf file and you get the exact channel map the manufacturer published.
- Import single GDTF files at runtime, into one project or your whole library.
- Supports multi-break fixtures and 16-bit fine channels.
- Per-mode DMX personalities, matched to the mode your fixture is set to.
- Measured emitter color data feeds the color engine when the file carries it.
Every fixture type gets full control in one project.
Patch a moving head and you drive its real parameters. A dimmer gives you its level, and a matrix lets you address every pixel.
Moving heads
Pan, tilt, gobo, color wheel, strobe.
Wash and beam
Strobes
Conventional dimmers
LED and pixel fixtures
Single-cell to full matrices.
Preview of the Address Space panel. A sidebar lists universes one to sixteen with universe two selected and flagged with a red overlap dot. The address grid shows 128 channels of universe two: a 39-channel moving head in gray, a 12P Hex with its emitter channels colored red, green, blue, amber, white, and UV, an RGB pixel bar as repeating red, green, and blue cells, and four cells claimed by two fixtures drawn in red with an overlap count badge. A detail bar below names both overlapping fixtures.
See a channel claimed twice.
Patch each fixture with the 1-based universe and address printed on its display, without subtracting one first. The Address Space panel maps every channel and flags any cell claimed twice, so you catch a conflict while programming, well before doors.
Discover and address RDM fixtures over Art-Net.
With an Art-Net output enabled, Spectralite discovers RDM responders and lets you set addresses, run identify, and watch sensors from inside the app.