DmxTrackWizard

If you own DMX devices and need a way to synchronize them to certain audio/video files, you might want to consider turning to specialized software.

One of the applications that can help you in the situation depicted above is DmxTrackWizard, as it features a comprehensive set of functions.

You can turn to this application if you need to synchronize DMX devices such as smoke machine (fog machine), atmospheric lights or strobes to an audio-video timeline.

The program supports up to 512 simultaneous DMX channels that can be configured separately, according to your needs, by changing the values near the timeline cursor in the "DMX Window."

What makes this program more accessible is the audio-video timeline that enables you to place audio or video tracks and perform a various range of editing operations on them.

For instance, you can set the fade in or out values, adjust the clip speed, use the cut, copy, paste or delete functions, apply markers, link or unlink items, set clips on reverse, view clip info and perform an audio/video synchronization.

DmxTrackWizard comes with a rather complicated interface that, although it resembles other similar audio-video editors, might be confusing for some users.

The multitude of sections in the main window and combo menus that can be accessed from the app can be quite confusing, especially for inexperienced users. It is recommended that you have at least medium PC skills and some knowledge of DMX devices before attempting to operate this program's functions.

All things considered, if you're looking for a way to sync DMX devices to an audio-video timeline, you can give DmxTrackWizard a try. It packs a comprehensive, yet quite confusing user interface that offers few explanations to the inexperienced users, but once you get the hang of its controls, it can be a quite valuable asset.