Welcome to the MaestroDMX Forum!

Hi László,

Thanks for your support of our product and your energy!  

Spoke with the team and I'm going to take on connecting and having a look at what you've built so far.  Expect an e-mail from me shortly.

Gabby (MaestroDMX Product Manager / Developer)

Dear Justin,

My name is László Százvai, and I’m writing to you from Hungary.

I’m a professional DJ, live event host, and lighting programmer. Over the past several months, I’ve been developing what originally started as a personal TouchOSC controller for MaestroDMX to improve my own workflow during live events.

What began as a small personal project gradually evolved into something much more significant.

After several hundred hours of design, development, testing, and real-world use, it has become a complete live-performance control surface built specifically around the MaestroDMX platform.

My goal was never to replace MaestroDMX or build an alternative controller.

Quite the opposite.

The deeper I worked with MaestroDMX as a complete lighting control platform, the more convinced I became that it is one of the most capable automated lighting control systems available today.

At the same time, I realized that the platform offers far more capability than most users discover during their first experience with it. Many powerful functions are already there—they simply aren’t always the fastest or most intuitive to access during a live performance.

That realization became the foundation of my project.

Rather than adding new features to MaestroDMX, I focused on creating a workflow that unlocks more of the platform’s existing potential, allowing DJs and lighting operators to reach those capabilities faster, more intuitively, and more confidently in real-world shows.

The screenshots that have been shared publicly in the MaestroDMX community were taken from a much earlier milestone of the project (v57). Development has continued continuously since then, and the current internal version has already reached v128, introducing many additional workflow concepts, automation features, intelligent controls, and live-performance optimizations.

The response from the community has been incredibly positive. Many users are already asking me to release the project publicly.

However, I have intentionally decided not to do that yet.

Instead, I felt it was only fair to contact your team first. I’ve recently started discussing the project with Matt because I believe some of these ideas could potentially contribute to the future evolution of the MaestroDMX platform rather than simply becoming another community project.

If you feel this might be worth exploring, I would be honored to demonstrate the project, share my experience, and discuss whether any form of collaboration could make sense.

Even if it simply results in an interesting conversation and an exchange of ideas, I would consider that a privilege.

Thank you for creating such an inspiring platform. It is rare to find a product that motivates its users to invest so much time, creativity, and passion into expanding what it can do.

Kind regards,

László Százvai
Hungary

Hi Dereck, if you haven't submitted a support ticket please submit one. If you have our technical support team will be back online on Monday. You can also join us for live office hours that day from 4-6 pm PDT.

Hi guys i don't know where to ask. I might have bricked my unit solid white light only.

So happy to see this happening after so many months of efforts for the team. Thanks!