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A fast, visual lighting desk for bands, clubs and pre-production. Build looks, run cue timelines, sync to DJ data, map pixels and keep the whole show under your fingers.
Fixtures
Library, patch and personality data
Timeline
Audio, cue markers and playback faders
Remote
Phone and web show control
Built for the booth, the stage and the rehearsal room
A lighting workflow that feels like playing an instrument.
KAJO • Lights keeps the important controls visible: fixture selection, Programmer, playback faders, safety buttons, timelines, sync and visual feedback. It is made for fast decisions, not menu diving.
Programmer and Live Diff
Edit only the selected fixtures, clear temporary values safely and inspect what is controlling an attribute when playback, Execute or pixel maps overlap.
Playback and Song Timeline
Assign cues to faders or songs, place audio markers and let Move When Dark pre-position movers before they fade in.
Execute, Phone Remote and Remote Web
Build touch-friendly pages for cues, effects and macros, then control Execute, Playback, Master and safety buttons from a phone or browser through the local Audion Agent.
FX, Pixel Maps and Curves
Build loop or one-shot movement, two-color, cell-mask and pixel-map looks with ranges, curves, BPM sync and static or beat timing.
2D and 3D Visualizer
Use the fast 2D plot for live work or switch to 3D Stage to see fixture positions, beams, pan, tilt, zoom and colors in space.
DJ Sync and Automation
Use OS2L and TCNet-style DJ data for BPM, beat, phrase and deck status, then trigger cues, effects or macros from musical events.
Show and Fixture Import
Bring in MagicQ patch data and prepare for GDTF/MVR workflows so fixture definitions and stage data do not need to be rebuilt by hand.
From empty rig to first song
Patch, program, play back, perform.
The core workflow is intentionally direct. Add fixtures, create the looks, place them on faders, Execute or a song timeline, and run the night.
Patch the rig
Download or update fixture profiles, set universes and addresses, then verify connections over Art-Net or sACN.
Build looks
Select fixtures, shape intensity, color, movement and beam attributes, then record focused cues that contain only the attributes they should control.
Arrange playback and timelines
Drop cues and songs into playback, assign fader roles, import audio and place cue markers exactly where the music needs them.
Run live
Use GO, faders, phone remote, Remote Web, DJ sync, safety buttons and the visualizer to keep the show controlled from intro to encore.
Real app screens
Programming, playback and visual feedback in the same desk.
KAJO • Lights keeps the live surface, fixture editor, visualizer, effects, pixel maps, timelines and remote control close enough that the show comes together almost by itself.
Show-ready details
Made for real fixtures, real cues and real panic moments.
A lighting app should be quick when programming and boringly predictable when the band starts. KAJO • Lights separates fixture data, Programmer data, cue content, pixel maps, DJ sync, playback assignment and safety output so each part has a clear job.
- Tablet-first interface with Phone Remote and browser Remote Web
- Art-Net and sACN connections
- Cues, songs, setlists, execute blocks and audio timelines
- Color, position, fixture and effect groups
- Live and Blind Programmer modes with source/conflict insight
- Black, panic, blinder and smoke controls
- OS2L and TCNet-style DJ sync tools
- Curve editor, FX Builder, One-Shot Movement and pixel mapping tools
The pitch
Less console ceremony. More show.
KAJO • Lights is for operators who need a professional structure without dragging a full lighting desk into every rehearsal, club night or pre-production session.
It is compact enough to live on a tablet, but serious enough to handle patching, playback, effects, timelines, remote operation, safety looks and visual feedback in one focused workspace.
A show desk that fits in your backpack.
Build the show before load-in, rehearse with the visualizer, and run live with controls that are large enough for stage-side decisions.