Bands and solo acts
Your own looks for every song on the light set you already own, instead of its sound mode. Stepped by foot, on the beat.
A small stick that plays the show you design for free in the browser — on the lights you already own. Step through your set with a footswitch, a button or your setlist app.
Ember goes on your lights' DMX cable at one end and on USB-C power at the other: a phone charger, a power bank, a laptop or an iPad. Its one isolated DMX output drives up to 512 channels — pars, bars, moving heads and the light sets bands already own.
No Wi-Fi, no app, no pairing, nothing to update before the show. Plug it in and it carries on where it left off, even after a power cut.
Draft design — the final device may look different.
The footswitch for bands has three switches — back, tap and next — and a display that shows the song, the part and the beat. Next lands on the downbeat, tap keeps the lights on your drummer's tempo, and a request is a few presses away.
Playing to an iPad? Setlist apps and ProPresenter can step Ember over MIDI instead, through the same USB cable that powers it.
Ember plays what you build in the free Rocket Show designer. Pick your fixtures, give every song its looks — verse, chorus, the hit at the end — and watch them on a 3D stage before you plug anything in.
It runs in your browser on Windows, Mac, Linux or a Chromebook. Plug Ember in, switch the preview to your real lights, and your fixtures light up as you design.
The work happens in your browser. Ember only plays it back — which is why it is small, simple and hard to break.
Build your looks in the free Rocket Show designer, start from a template for your lights, and see them in 3D. With Ember plugged into your laptop, your real fixtures light up as you design.
Put your songs in a setlist, give each one its tempo, and copy the show onto Ember — straight from the browser, or as a file, the way you copy onto a USB drive.
Plug Ember into a charger or a power bank and it plays on its own: step through the set with the footswitch, the button or your setlist app, or let a loop run from the moment the power comes on.
Your own looks for every song on the light set you already own, instead of its sound mode. Stepped by foot, on the beat.
Walk-in, worship, prayer, sermon: a few named looks any volunteer can step through with one button — or that ProPresenter calls up.
A loop that starts when the power comes on and picks up after a power cut. A pressure mat, a sensor or a button sets off the next effect.
The house lights up on power-up, the looks of a simple show stepped with one button, each with its fade — or a backup next to the desk.
Ember is in development, so the details and the prices may still change before launch.
€89 planned price, VAT included
€129 Ember with the display footswitch · planned price, VAT included
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