Lights that know where the drop is.
Syne listens to every track in your library, finds the builds, drops and breakdowns, and runs your DMX lights to match while you play.
How it works
Your music in, a finished light show out.
No cue lists to program, no scenes to set per song. You set up your lights once; Syne does the rest for every track you play.
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Bring in your music
Import playlists from rekordbox, Serato, Traktor, Engine DJ or VirtualDJ, a USB stick, or just drag in files. Syne reads each song where it is and takes about 40 seconds to learn it: the beat grid, every section, every drop, the colors in its title.
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Tell it what lights you have
Pick your fixtures from a library of over 2,200 models, or make your own from the manual. Place them on the stage, or map the whole room: trusses, the DJ booth, the dance floor, places beams must never go.
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Play
Start a set the way you always do. Syne follows along and sends DMX straight to your lights, through a USB interface or over the network.
Three ways to run it
It knows what's playing, however you play.
Follow decks
Connect your Pro DJ Link players and Syne reads which track is live and exactly where it is. Load a song it hasn't heard and it pulls the file off the player and learns it in about a minute, covering with the player's own phrase marks in the meantime.
Pioneer DJ / AlphaTheta players with Pro DJ Link
Listen
Run a cable from the mixer. Syne recognizes your tracks by sound and follows loops, jumps and pitch changes. A track it has never heard still gets a show, built live from what it hears.
Any mixer or controller, through an audio input
Play here
Play a song from the app itself to check a show, light an event from a playlist, or run a look between sets. Ambient looks keep the room lit when nothing is playing.
Nothing extra needed
Every part of the song
Lit like someone programmed it.
Each section gets its own kind of light, and every song gets its own colors, so the tenth track of the night doesn't look like the first.
- Intro
- Lights come in group by group on the phrase, low and colored, saving the big moves.
- Build
- Chases speed up with the snare roll, heads lift toward the crowd, the room brightens into the drop.
- Drop
- Everything hits on the downbeat. Moving heads run routines locked to the beat and mirrored left to right, changing every four bars. Later drops go bigger.
- Breakdown
- One group carries the mood with the chords while the rest fade in slowly.
- Outro
- When you're mixing, the outgoing show hands over to the next track on its first downbeat.
Works with your rig
From one light to a full club rig.
Any DMX interface
Plain USB DMX dongles (FT232 / Open DMX), Enttec DMX USB Pro, and any Art-Net or sACN node. No hardware of ours required.
Over 2,200 fixtures
Built on the Open Fixture Library and the QLC+ collection, plus our own. Missing one? Build it from the manual's DMX table, or import a GDTF or QLC+ file.
Moving heads, lasers, haze
Pars, pixel bars, moving heads and moving bars, strobes, lasers, hazers and fog machines, each used the way it should be: gobos and prisms at the right moments, fog on the big drops.
Mapped to your room
Tell it where the lights really hang and where the dance floor is, and moving heads cover the whole floor instead of the walls.
Hands on when you want
A board of your own buttons and faders (strobe, white flash, blackout hit, color hold), MIDI and OSC controllers, effects and cue lists, all on top of the automatic show.
House first, not house only
Built around house music, with its own handling for pop, hip-hop, rock, dubstep and drum and bass.
Safety
It never takes the room away from you.
Blackout always wins
Blackout, White and the master fader sit on every screen and on keys, and override everything.
Safe strobes
One switch caps strobe speed for events where flashing light could hurt someone.
Laser limits
Set a minimum beam height and size per laser, and see the lowest beams the show will ever use before anyone is in the room.
A fallback show
If something fails mid-set, the lights hold and then slip into a simple beat show until the real one comes back.
The beta is open to working DJs.
Mac now, Windows soon. Testers get every feature free during the beta. Tell us about your setup and we'll be in touch.
Join the beta