SATURN FX512 DMX channels. 255 faders.
Control all 512 DMX channels in one Art-Net universe using 255 patchable faders. Work with 20 visible faders per bank, set individual ranges and save 64 named scene presets.
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Features & guide
Android testing release. Google Play testing enrollment may be required.
Two LFOs
Shape motion with independent modulation, direction and speed multipliers. Use a free rate or synchronize with the tempo clock.
Ethernet or Wi-Fi
Choose Ethernet or Wi-Fi in the network settings. A compatible Art-Net receiver converts packets into DMX for your fixture chain.
Hands-on performance
Your controller. Your desk.
Map a keyboard or MIDI controller to presets, transport controls, BPM, both LFOs and all 255 channel faders. Controller mappings are global: recalling a scene keeps your assignments intact.
- Connect your USB MIDI controller or keyboard. USB requires host/OTG support and sufficient power.
- Tap MAP, select a highlighted control, then press a key or MIDI note, or move an absolute MIDI CC control.
- Open Load while mapping to assign one of 64 presets. Hold MAP and choose “Choose any target” to reach faders in other banks.
- Press MAP again or Escape to cancel. Delete removes a selected assignment.
On Android, hold MAP and select “Connect Bluetooth MIDI” for compatible BLE-MIDI devices. Use different MIDI channels when controllers send overlapping note or CC numbers.
Drag BPM to adjust it, or tap to enter a value from 20–300. Free mode gives each LFO its own rate; Sync follows the tempo clock.
Your first scene
- Use the network icon to connect a node with the setup guide.
- Set each fixture’s personality and DMX address. Patch the matching slots in the desk.
- Raise its dimmer/shutter if needed, then adjust the colour or other channels.
- Select + / − for LFO1 or +2 / −2 for LFO2; OFF leaves the channel manual. A multiplier changes cycle speed.
- Save to a named slot. Load recalls the desk without replacing your network configuration.
The app sends one unicast universe at up to 40 frames per second. Wi-Fi can introduce variable delay. No internet, account or cloud connection is required for local output.
