Software
Four instruments, one studio.
Built on tour, between soundcheck and doors. Each one exists because a show needed it and nothing on the market would do. They share one idea: every deck, every fixture and every frame on one clock.
The show clock.
SINGULARITY reads the Pioneer DJ network at front of house and turns what the DJ does into timecode, OSC and DMX for lighting desks, media servers and VJ software. A main and a standby, crew screens on any phone, and a set report for the artist at the end of the night.
| Inputs | Pro DJ Link (CDJ-3000, DJM-A9), Traktor Pro next |
|---|---|
| Outputs | SMPTE LTC, MTC, Art-Net TC, TCNet, OSC, Art-Net DMX, WebSocket |
| Failover | Main and standby, 4.6 s takeover, measured |
| Status | Beta 0.7.1, by invitation |
The render and output brain.
A real-time media server and VJ engine for LED and projection, written from scratch in Rust. Clip launching and output mapping, a timeline with cue lanes, generators and effects, and frame-accurate sync across machines with a mirrored backup. It follows SINGULARITY's clock or runs alone.
In development · Windows 11, NVIDIA · Status
LED pixel control.
Pixel mapping and control for LED installations, built on the PARALLAX engine. Fixtures on a virtual matrix, two decks and a crossfader, a pilot that follows audio, the DJ network or timecode, and a patch that finds and configures the controllers itself. Runs unattended as a service.
In development · Advatek PixLite first · Status
The LED hardware.
Strips cut to spec, custom LED bars and complete kits, with Advatek controllers and the PARSEC software that drives them. Designed by the same people who install them. Shop opens in 2027; until then, ask us.
Hardware · 2027 · Enquire
Running a venue and want to try SINGULARITY?
Beta seats are by invitation. Tell us about the room.