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Use Live's automation, MIDI and signal flow features to control your lights. If you don't want to stop there, create your own Max for Live lighting devices using the Beam SDK.
Control lights from various manufacturers with a single instrument. Perform on a new lighting rig without making changes to your Live Set; your set is decoupled from the lighting patch for maximum flexibility.
Connect Beam directly to your lighting setup without the need of a lighting desk. Send out unlimited universes over Art-Net, or connect with a range of supported USB-DMX devices.
Beam for Live 2 marks the first release for the Windows platform, offering a fully-featured application identical to its macOS counterpart.
Beam for Live is now more efficient, allowing you to work with an even larger number fixtures with a lower CPU load.
Introducing a new, streamlined user interface for both Windows and macOS. This elegantly designed interface brings together all essential settings into one convenient window, providing a smoother user experience.
Now supporting the advanced SBF v3 format, Beam enables expanded fixture compatibility, improved color handling, and multi-mode support within a single profile. Enhanced cell support consolidates complex fixture data, and the Test function now activates any channel for setup.
New connectivity options include Art-Net Input, more flexible DMX routing, and CITP output for seamless visualizer integration. Additionally, the new External In device enables smooth handling of DMX input from external consoles and software.
Now bundled with two demo projects, Beam for Live lets you get started without extra hardware. The Demo Project offers a virtual stage with a pre-made composition, while the Playground provides a flexible setup with common lighting fixtures. Both are accessible from the Beam menu.
Fixture profiles
The amount of supported fixtures increases with every update, but in case you are still missing one or more fixture profiles in Beam, you can submit a fixture profile request, or create your own using the web fixture editor.
Curious how Beam works? Watch SoundSuite's Getting started tutorial to help you take your first steps. And if you don't have any lights lying around you can test Beam out with a visualizer.
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