Acoustical Society of America
Lighting & control

Computerised lighting control

For larger venues, one computerised system runs the stage rig, the house lighting and the architectural scheme together — and can be monitored and maintained as one thing.

A formal chamber with an oval table ringed by chairs and delegate microphones, under a deep coffered ceiling edged with lit panels
A chamber where the lighting is built into the ceiling rather than added to it.

Also in lighting

Lighting automationScenes that run themselvesLighting control desksThe desk and the panelDMX softwareProgramming and playback

Separate systems mean separate desks, separate failures and nobody who understands all of it. A single control layer keeps the programming, the documentation and the support in one place, while still giving performance lighting the console it needs.

What it brings

  • Central programming and scene management across all lighting.
  • Status monitoring — what is on, what has failed, what needs attention.
  • Scheduled operation with local override at every panel.
  • Integration with audio, video and automation, so a room changes state in one action.
  • Documented configuration, handed over with the building.

Commissioning and support

We commission the system with the venue's staff present, leave written documentation, and can hold a support arrangement for changes as the building's use evolves.

Tell us the room

Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.

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