As you probably hinted, the Live window is dedicated to creating live laser shows and hence, can provide you with the tools you need to make sure they play live to the music. The second method entails using a MIDI device or multi-track-recorder to create a live recording. On a side note, do not forget that you have the Grid and Zoom functions to help you manage the arrangement better. The simplest way to achieve this is to just drag the desired special effects to the desired location on the timeline using your mouse. After you have access the Timeline Editor and add the audio file that you want to play, you can proceed to synchronize the effects with music via two methods. Includes numerous tools to help you with your projectsĪ noteworthy feature of the application is that it enables you to create shows that can be synchronized with the music playing. In case you have any troubles getting started, do not forget that the application includes numerous tutorials and a manual that you can browse and learn more. The interface is comprised of the design editor that take most space in the main window and a smaller panel that enables you to access various tools, such as effects, options, timeline-editor, DMX window and the Live window. While the UI itself is fresh and user-friendly, some users might have trouble figuring out the role or use of the extra panels.

Comes with user-friendly interface and extensive documentationįollowing a quick and uneventful setup, you are welcomed by a sleek interface along with some unflattering windows and floating buttons. Laserworld Showeditor is an application that enables you to design and edit frames and figures for organizing and running stunning laser shows, with minimum effort. If you are organizing concerts or shows, then using a laser light show is one way to make a long-lasting impression on your audience.

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