Vibrio

Vibrio

DMX Art-Net Lighting Control

106 ratings
37 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 17, 2015
  • July 22, 2026

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Control DMX lighting for your venue or show with this intuitive iPad application. It connects wirelessly to lights using Art-Net protocol and offers features from high-end consoles in a beginner-friendly interface. Manage shows, create scenes, and layer effects for dynamic lighting designs.

Manage Shows
Fixture Library
Effects Editor
Scene & Stack Creator
Layer Multiple Scenes
Master Dimmer & Timing
Tap Tempo BPM
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What's New in Vibrio

2.7.1

July 22, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements

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In-App Purchases

$44.99

256 Address

Unlock access to use 256 addresses for fixture assignments.

User reviews

Vibrio

I first found Vibrio recommended on some YouTube channels,
And have been using since then,
I has its limitations, but if you plan the show out before setting inside the venue you can save yourself some time,
Create profiles for the new fixtures,
Load all the lights that will be used on the show,
That will give you a list of the DMX addresses ,
Load all the appropriate addresses into all the fixtures!
I am lucky I can bring the lights home for a ruff test,
The only thing missing is the position files,
I often create everything , then at the gig I only have positions to enter ! Create Sequences & effects to add complexity to the shows, I am doing sound at the same time , so I need it to take the stress out of situation,
I have been doing lights for over 40 years ,
But I need control of the design stage, as I have been dumped in festival gigs where I hate the concepts of coverage & had to deal with it ! I can say it was at all enjoyable !
I just say no ! Better to have control in the design stage,
Rock & roll lighting sucks !
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Klasse Software die stabil läuft, aber …

Vibrio war schon immer meine erste Wahl wenn es um eine umfangreiche und leicht zu bedienende DMX Software geht. Leider muss man mittlerweile den vollen Preis für ein Update von 256 Kanälen auf 512 Kanäle bezahlen. Das ist ein absolutes NOGO!

Ottimo

Ottimo software che fa tutto quello che serve….una volta programmato è molto semplice da utilizzare. Peccato che non ci sia la funzione di cambio scena a ritmo di musica automaticamente.

Gruselig!

Seit ewigen Zeiten kein Support mehr. Midi funktioniert immer noch nicht.
Rausgeschmissenes Geld für die Zusatzkanäle. Ich hebe jetzt zu Daslight gewechselt. 100x besser und professioneller

Nicely written for many different skill sets

This program has been in use for more than two years and it has proven to be quite effective. Most often it controls two 4-light trees and a wall washer that is operating independently of the trees. It replaced an ‘obey 40.’ It is also used in a two universe arrangement with a separate iPad for each universe. Both scenarios utilize Chauvet AN2 bridges. It has performed admirably.

The only item that would make a significant impact to ease of use would be an audio trigger for the BPM light sequence timing. A bluetooth remote microphone option to the internal microphones would be a level above.

Working the audio mixer takes precedence in the mentioned situations so sometimes the lights are on timing from the previous song. A remote BPM audio trigger would handily resolve the issue.

The interface is uncluttered and well organized. It is obvious that this software is quite capable of handling a much larger more involved system than the above mentioned.
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FAQ

What does Vibrio do?

Vibrio is a DMX lighting control software for the iPad that allows users to manage lighting for venues or shows. It connects wirelessly to DMX lighting fixtures using an Ethernet-to-DMX converter and the Art-Net protocol, offering features found in high-end lighting consoles.

What are the key features of Vibrio?

Key features include managing shows, a fixture library, an effects editor, scene and stack creation, the ability to layer multiple scenes simultaneously, master dimmer and timing controls, tap tempo BPM, and a universe visualizer. It also supports MIDI and has a safe mode.

How much does Vibrio cost?

The app is free to download and use, offering 16 DMX addresses initially. In-app purchases are available to upgrade to 256 or 512 addresses, providing more control capabilities.

What equipment do I need to use Vibrio?

To use Vibrio, you will need an iPad, an Ethernet-to-DMX converter, a router, and DMX lighting fixtures. The app connects wirelessly to your lighting setup via the Art-Net protocol.

Who is Vibrio designed for?

Vibrio is designed for lighting programmers and designers who want a powerful yet user-friendly DMX lighting control solution on their iPad. Its intuitive interface makes it accessible for beginners while offering advanced features for professionals.