Touring & production
Fits the rig on the truck.
Touring means walking into a house you did not build. Spectralite takes control in from the console already there, patches whatever fixtures show up from their GDTF files, and outputs over the protocols the house speaks.
What matters here
- Interop with the console you were handed.
- Keep the house console. Send its Art-Net or sACN into Spectralite and run the pixel rig from the desk already in the booth, while the console keeps running the main lights. One operator, one control surface, two rigs playing as one show.
- GDTF at runtime.
- Import the profile for a hire fixture you have never seen and patch it in minutes, with multi-break and 16-bit support.
- Flexible output.
- Any mix of Art-Net and sACN outputs from one show, each with its own settings.
- One show, not two.
- The truck usually carries a console for the moving heads and conventional fixtures plus a separate pixel-mapping app or media server for the LED, two programs to keep in sync on the road. Spectralite runs the rig's fixtures and its pixel-dense LED as one show on one timeline.
- RDM in the room.
- Discover and re-address responders over Art-Net during a get-in, without a separate tool.