Timeline-based MIDI, OSC, and DMX sequencing for audiovisual artists, installations, lighting rigs, and show-control environments where automation needs to stay visible, editable, and in sync.
Demo for macOS 10.13–26
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Vezér gives audiovisual artists a timeline for the control data that usually lives outside the edit: MIDI notes and controllers, OSC messages, DMX values, Art-Net output, cue jumps, loops, and synchronization.
Build automation with keyframes, curves, markers, and track lanes instead of hidden scripts.
Sequence musical devices, media servers, lighting rigs, and custom show-control systems together.
Split larger projects into compositions, then trigger cue points, jumps, loops, and stop points during playback.
Shape values over time with visible curves for precise fades, ramps, switches, and parameter changes.
Run Vezér as the timing source, or follow external timecode and transport from the rest of the system.
Move MIDI, OSC, DMX, audio-derived, and project data in and out when the show changes.
Compositions let you keep scenes, songs, looks, or installation states separated while still working in one project. Cues can start, stop, loop, jump, or hand off to the next composition, so the same timeline can support rehearsed playback and live operation.
Place operational points directly on the timeline for clear show navigation.
Arrange compositions into a playback order without flattening the project into one long timeline.
Trigger transport, cues, and composition changes from external software or controllers.
Use the track type that fits each destination. Vezér keeps continuous values, triggered events, color data, notes, and controller changes editable in one visual timing model.
Send notes, controller values, program changes, and other MIDI events with timeline precision.
Sequence OSC flags, strings, integers, floats, colors, and message bursts for media tools and custom systems.
Drive fixtures, dimmers, RGB values, and Art-Net universes from the same composition.
DMX and Art-Net tracks make lighting values part of the same show document as MIDI and OSC. Record incoming DMX, edit values visually, soft-patch channels, and build cues that stay locked to the rest of the sequence.
Capture incoming DMX data when programming starts from a console or fixture output.
Map channels and universes without reshaping the rest of the composition.
Automate color, intensity, and fixture parameters with visible interpolation.
Audio tracks can be used as playback references and as sources for generated keyframes. Route audio, derive envelopes, and use those values to drive MIDI, OSC, DMX, or Art-Net parameters.
Keep audio references close to the automation that follows them.
Create parameter curves from amplitude changes and edit the result on the timeline.
Use audio-derived values wherever the show needs them: MIDI, OSC, DMX, or Art-Net.
Vezér can sit at the center of a show-control setup or follow another source. Use incoming sync when the timeline needs to chase external transport, or send timing out when Vezér is the clearest place to run the cue structure.
Follow external timing from another playback, lighting, or control system.
Send timing and transport to downstream tools that need to stay aligned.
Keep visual, lighting, and control applications in step during rehearsals and playback.
When the project changes, Vezér can exchange useful show data instead of forcing everything to be rebuilt by hand. Import MIDI files, bring in Adobe Swatch Exchange colors, share keyframes as JSON, and move compositions between Vezér projects.
Start from existing musical or timing material and adapt it inside the Vezér timeline.
Send arranged MIDI material back out when another tool needs the sequence.
Bring palette data into lighting and visual workflows.
Exchange keyframe data with custom tools or scripted workflows.
Move composition data between Vezér projects when shows share structures.
Keep project data portable for post-production and documentation workflows.
Vezér is practical show-control software: visible timelines for rehearsals, cue structures for playback, and direct support when a production needs help getting a workflow into shape.
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Download the demo, test the tracks against your real devices, and register the license when Vezér belongs in the show.
For artists, studios, venues, and productions that need timeline-based control for MIDI, OSC, DMX, and Art-Net.
Install Vezér and test real show files before committing to a license.
Register up to two computers for the same license.
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