DMXCalc vs TourSync

Entertainment lighting equipment uses a control system called DMX512. DMXCalc is a simple and elegant calculator which does address arithmetic for DMX equipment. You can enter a DMX universe number and a device address to have DMXCalc calculate the absolute address. Or enter an absolute address to see the universe and device address. The + and - buttons can be set to increment or decrement the address by any block size. Handy for addressing a sequence of moving lights. When there is not enough space in the current universe for another fixture, the Address and + values turn red. Some DMX equipment utilizes dip switches to configure the address. The dip switch page has switches which show the settings for the current address value, or you can set the switches to match those on a light and discover what its address is. The sound button "plays" dipswitch settings so you can set switches without looking at the display. The Block page can be loaded with a range of blocks, based on the block size and starting at the current address. Tapping any block on the list loads that address into the calculator and dip switches, and tapping the arrow shows a list of all locations in the block, with both local and absolute addresses. This feature is particularly useful for addressing a series of moving lights, dimmer packs, or LED fixtures. A fourth page has a quick reference list showing all DMX level values from 0 to 255, with corresponding percentage, hexadecimal, and MIDI values. Altogether indispensable for the entertainment lighting technician.

Your tour lives in Master Tour. Your mom does not have a Master Tour login. TourSync fixes that. Share a link and the people who care about you can see exactly where the bus is headed, without the nightly "where are you now?" text. You pick what each person gets: everything for your partner, or just city and venue. Underneath the sharing is the boring magic. Connect Master Tour once and your dates flow into Apple Calendar and Google Calendar all day, every day. Load-in, soundcheck, doors, set time, hotel, bus call. Production moves the schedule at 11pm? Your calendar already knows. Nobody re-types a day sheet. Nobody screenshots one either. Then there is Buddy, a tour assistant that has actually read your schedule, which puts it ahead of at least one person on every crew. Ask what time load-in is. Ask for coffee near tonight's venue, food that is still open after load-out, or the drive time to the next city. It answers from your real dates, not vibes. Who it is for: Tour managers done maintaining the same schedule in four places. Crew who want the day sheet in the calendar they already check forty times a day. Musicians who would like their calendar to be right for once. Families who just want to know where their loved ones are. Plans: Comp keeps one tour synced with a personal share link. VIP adds Google Calendar sync, custom share links with per-person visibility, detailed calendar modes, and the invoice generator. All Access covers unlimited tours, ten share links, and priority support. One requirement, stated plainly: TourSync reads your schedule from Master Tour by Eventric, so you need a Master Tour account with a tour on it. That is the point. Your TM keeps working exactly how they already work. Everyone else finally gets to see it. TourSync fixes that. Share a link and the people who care about you can see exactly where the bus is headed, without the nightly "where are you now?" text. You pick what each person gets: everything for your partner, or just city and venue. Underneath the sharing is the boring magic. Connect Master Tour once and your dates flow into Apple Calendar and Google Calendar all day, every day. Load-in, soundcheck, doors, set time, hotel, bus call. Production moves the schedule at 11pm? Your calendar already knows. Nobody re-types a day sheet. Nobody screenshots one either. Then there is Buddy, a tour assistant that has actually read your schedule, which puts it ahead of at least one person on every crew. Ask what time load-in is. Ask for coffee near tonight's venue, food that is still open after load-out, or the drive time to the next city. It answers from your real dates, not vibes. Who it is for: Tour managers done maintaining the same schedule in four places. Crew who want the day sheet in the calendar they already check forty times a day. Musicians who would like their calendar to be right for once. Families who just want to know where their loved ones are. Plans: Comp keeps one tour synced with a personal share link. VIP adds Google Calendar sync, custom share links with per-person visibility, detailed calendar modes, and the invoice generator. All Access covers unlimited tours, ten share links, and the digital tour laminate. Yes, a laminate. We know who we are. One requirement: TourSync reads your schedule from Master Tour by Eventric, so you need a Master Tour account with a tour on it. That is the point. Your TM keeps working exactly how they already work. Everyone else finally gets to see it. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://tour-sync.app/privacy