Pixout controller lighting app vs ArtnetStudio

Pixout Remote is a companion iOS application for Pixout controllers that allows you to remotely switch and control pre-recorded Art-Net DMX cue lists via a local Wi-Fi or global network. The app is designed for fast and intuitive control of dynamic lighting scenes without the need for complex software or technical expertise. Key Features: • Cue list switching • Brightness control • Playback speed control • Blackout (on/off) • Simple configuration using LID (Lighting Identifier) • Intuitive interface for non-experienced users You can adjust brightness and playback speed with a single swipe and switch between cue lists with just one tap. Even if you lock your Apple device or close the app, the light show continues to run uninterrupted on the Pixout controller. We believe that lighting control should be accessible and reliable, even for users without professional lighting knowledge. Getting Started: To use Pixout Remote, you need a Lighting Identifier (LID) linked to a Pixout controller. You can obtain your LID from the Pixout support team or use a default LID for demonstration purposes. All required configuration data is automatically retrieved from the Pixout server using your LID, allowing you to control your Pixout system with minimal setup.

ArtnetStudio is a professional lighting control software developed by GVM for iPad. With its clean and intuitive interface, it delivers core console features to mobile devices, offering lighting designers, filmmakers, and industry professionals an efficient and professional DMX lighting control solution. Built on the Art-Net/sACN protocol, it can be used with accessories such as DMX transceivers and routers, and is compatible with DMX/CRMX-enabled fixtures. The software comes with a comprehensive built-in Profile library and supports DMX channel configuration across four universes. Moreover, it enables rapid scene-slice switching and diverse lighting effects through sequence editing. With a dedicated backstage mode, all parameters can be finalized in the background before execution—blending professionalism with ease of use to adapt effortlessly to a wide range of professional lighting scenarios.