Clubs & electronic music
Built in the club, for the club.
Spectralite came from the electronic-music scene, and it moves the way that room does. Lock the show to the music, play it live off a controller, and drive a dense pixel rig without dropping a frame.
What matters here
- Automatic beat detection.
- The show stays in time with the DJ by itself, trimming the tempo many times a second as one track eases into the next. No tapping, no babysitting the BPM.
- Fast live control.
- Fire bumps by hand, ride layer opacity on a fader, and slam a color from a pad, all from a mapped MIDI controller with the pads lit by feedback out.
- Dense pixel rigs, in real time.
- Effects run on the GPU, so a wall of pixels costs about what a handful does. Tens of thousands of points, evaluated every frame.
- One show, not two.
- Pixel-dense LED and moving heads usually split across two programs, a console and a separate pixel-mapping app or media server, run by two people. Spectralite drives both as one show on one timeline, from one operator in the booth.
- A dark, dense interface.
- Built for a dim booth, not a bright office.