LightSync

Lighting control for all

Your music.
Your lights. Your rules.

LightSync is beat-synced lighting built around the way you perform — using hardware and decks you already own.

Performance mode

01 — Philosophy

Lighting should be easy and accessible.

Performance lighting was built on consoles, channel maps, cue stacks — tools built for an older time.

LightSync starts from the other end: the music. You draw looks the way you'd write a melody, give them a feeling, and play them when the room asks for it. The depth is there when you want and stays out of the way when you don't.

02 — Sync

Everything, in sync.

LightSync keeps its own lighting timeline — bars, beats, the next pattern — locked to whatever is feeding it time. Patterns ride the grid the way notes ride a sequencer.

A controlled illustration of patterns on the grid — not product footage.

03 — Studio

Every detail when you want. Simplicity when you don't.

See what LightSync can do ⬇️

LightSync piano roll with notes, intensity curves, and a live stage preview

Draw the lights like notes.

Each fixture is a lane. Each block is a note. Inside the note is an intensity curve. If you have ever drawn a melody, this is the same muscle.

See the full walkthrough

04 — The Setup

Your setup shouldn't change just to control your lights.

CDJs using Pro DJ Link. Rekordbox over Ableton Link. Serato. Live audio input. Midi from controllers you already own. Or no source at all — LightSync can hold the clock itself. Sources come and go; the show still knows where it is.

Rekordbox

via Ableton Link

Serato

same idea, different deck software

MIDI

pads, knobs, the board in front of you

Audio input

the mix, when that's the clock

CDJs

club decks, house party decks

Internal

LightSync holds time on its own

The engine

LightSync owns the timeline.

A lighting timeline

Patterns, bars, the next look — independent of whatever is driving it.

The room

Preview it. Play it. When you are ready, send it out as light.

05 — Studio to stage

Built for the rooms you actually play.

Bedroom studios

Build looks on the laptop with a stage that lives entirely in the preview. No lights required to start.

House parties

A couple of PARs, the controller you already own, and a room that suddenly moves with the drop.

Student orgs & events

Shared rigs, rotating DJs, zero time for a lighting tech. Save the looks once, perform them all semester.

Bars & small venues

A compact rig that reacts to whoever is playing — without a console taking up half the booth.

Mobile sets

Pack the same fixtures, load the same library, and the show travels with you.

And beyond

Bigger installations grow from the same patterns — the show scales with the rig, not the other way around.

06 — Pricing

Build for free. Pay when it hits the room.

The entire studio including patterns, layouts, previews — free forever, with no ceiling on how much you make. Pro is what turns the preview into actual light.

Free

Studio

Make the looks. Keep the looks. Play them back until they feel like you. No ceiling on how much you build.

Pro

Output

When the pattern is ready to leave the screen, Pro is how it becomes a room. Future tools land here too.

Make the music visible.

Create something worth experiencing. Request access and build your set.