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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 26, 2010
  • April 15, 2015
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Control lighting systems and program DMX devices wirelessly. This app acts as a portable lighting console, supporting 512 DMX channels and storing up to 100 cues. It's ideal for small shows, installations, and testing.

Controls 512 DMX channels
Art-Net DMX Ethernet protocol
Stores up to 100 cues
Save and load cue files
Automatic Art-Net device search
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What's New in LightingPad

2.1.0

April 15, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Many stability fixes for version 2. Improved error handling for network issues.

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User reviews

Dirt simple, like a real lighting controller

I farted around with fancier apps for hours just trying to assign channels to fixtures and such. I switched to this app and had everything working in five minutes. I’m just fading lights in a Tv studio, not running a Brit Floyd concert. This was perfect for me.

Great focus tool

Although this hasn’t been updated in quite some time, I love this app. It does the job and is a great tool to have when you’re up on the catwalk away from the console and working alone. Plus you can create Presets/cues for a basic show or saves for work lights etc. Is compatible with the Enttec ODE.
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I love it.

This is one great app. The prefect light board for quick and dirty diming. I use it on video Shoots to control remote lights. A big time saver.

Needs major update

I use this app on a weekly basis. So I'm not reviewing the app on the functionality of the app. The app works as described. But the app looks old and dates. Hey devs, give us an update with a UI refresh. More bells and whistles would be nice as well.

Buggy

App constantly crashes, don't update if you don't have to. It's not finding my eDMX1 75% of the time, and crashes in the settings page, and when it's looking for a device.

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FAQ

What is LightingPad used for?

LightingPad is used to control small lighting shows, install and test lighting systems, and program Alcorn McBride LightCue Pro controllers. It functions as a portable lighting console via your wireless network.

How many DMX channels does LightingPad support?

LightingPad supports 512 channels of DMX, utilizing the industry-standard Art-Net DMX Ethernet protocol for wireless control.

Can LightingPad store lighting cues?

Yes, LightingPad can store up to 100 cues, each with independent fade times. You can also save and load these cue files to your computer.

What devices is LightingPad compatible with?

LightingPad is designed for use on iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It requires a wireless network connection to control Art-Net compatible DMX devices.

How much does LightingPad cost?

LightingPad is a paid application, priced at $19.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features for controlling lighting systems.

Does LightingPad have ads?

No, LightingPad does not contain advertisements. As a paid utility app, it offers an ad-free experience for users.

How often is LightingPad updated?

The latest version, 2.1.0, was released on April 15, 2015. While the app has not been updated recently, it remains a functional tool for its intended purpose.

What is the age rating for LightingPad?

LightingPad has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals involved in lighting setups.