Offline editor

+1 from me! An offline editor or a browser-based version that works without the Maestro connected would be really useful.

My Maestro is also installed in a rack, so it’s inconvenient to bring it home or take it out just to prepare settings. I’d love to create and edit fixture profiles, stages, shows and cues on my computer at home, then upload everything to the unit when I’m back with my equipment.

Even without a full lighting simulation, being able to prepare the configuration would already be a huge help.

Would love to see this in a future update!

We're also using MaestroDMX in our rack and it would be nice to have an offline editor to access when not on site to be able to change the settings and maybe upload them as soon as we get back to rehearsal where our rack is located. Thanks!

Thanks for your feedback!  Please upvote.  We have talked about having a website folks could go to and use the app there.. this would be handy for users are well as for anyone who would like to test the interface before buying.

It would take a bit of effort to implement this and it's not in our plan for this year, but it's on our radar and something we'll consider in the future.

Hi , it really would be nice if you guys could make some sort of "offline" editor application for Mac / Window and or Linux.

I think the last option might be the easiest, since your original code is linux based.e

I'm installed a  maestro in a bar, and also have one in my Live rack, but when I want / need to update one of them I also have to get a unit operation, download and upload the configs all the time...   

Hope this can make it to the list of to be implemented functions.

Regards

Jelte

That would need web server to your own machine.