DigiShow LINK

DigiShow LINK is a lightweight cross-media control software designed for live performances and interactive art installations. It provides an intuitive console interface that enables signal control and mapping among various audio, lighting, robotic, and interactive devices.

– Digital Artists:
Create cross-media interactive art installations
Stage & Immersive Designers: Program cues to synchronize lighting, mechanical devices, and music

– Musicians:
Enhance live performances with DIY electronic instruments or automated lighting

– Engineers & Makers:
Develop smart interactive projects like home automations

Key Features:

– Multi-Protocol Support:
Supports MIDI, DMX, OSC, Modbus, Arduino, Hue, and other protocols for coordinated control of audio, lighting, screens, robotics, and more.

– Signal Mapping:
Converts MIDI notes, OSC control signals, etc., into lighting, servo motor, and media playback commands. Also transforms sensor inputs into MIDI/OSC signals for music software (e.g., Ableton Live, Logic Pro) and real-time visual creative tools (e.g., TouchDesigner, Unreal Engine).

– Interactive Control:
Ideal for DJ performances, stage or space lighting synchronization, experimental music, and interactive installations to enhance live engagement and visual effects.

DigiShow introduces a novel approach to real-time multimedia control and performance by seamlessly integrating MIDI, OSC, DMX, and other protocols into a unified interface. Unlike traditional show control systems that require complex programming, DigiShow offers an intuitive workflow based on signal link table, allowing artists and performers to visually map inputs to outputs with minimal setup. Its cross-platform compatibility (Windows/macOS/Linux) and support for multiple show control standards make it a versatile tool for interactive installations, live performances, and multimedia productions.

One of the most inspiring applications of DigiShow is its use in live audiovisual (AV) performances, where artists synchronize music, lighting, and video projections in real time using MIDI controllers or sensors. For example, a musician could trigger DMX lighting changes, video clips, and sound effects simultaneously during a concert, creating an immersive experience. Additionally, DigiShow has been used in interactive art installations, where motion sensors or touch inputs dynamically alter visual and audio outputs, blending technology with creativity. Mobile/tablet companion web apps are also ready for remote control.