Showeditor logo
Included with ShowNET

All-in-one laser-show control for first shows and large productions

Showeditor combines timeline programming, live control and laser-graphics creation in an accessible production environment.

Included licence: the full version of Showeditor is supplied with ShowNET-equipped laser systems and external ShowNET interfaces.
Visit Showeditor
Showeditor laser graphics interface
Native ShowNET workflow

Direct laser output over LAN

Showeditor sends laser data to ShowNET using standard TCP/IP networking. One projector can be connected directly, while standard network switches make it possible to build multi-projector systems.

With integrated ShowNET, the network cable connects directly to the projector. An external ShowNET converts the network stream to an analogue ILDA signal for a separate projector.

Long-distance networkingUse normal Ethernet infrastructure instead of a long analogue ILDA run.
Multi-projector showsRoute program channels to multiple physical laser outputs.
Independent setupCalibrate geometry, colour and scanner behavior for each output.
Hardware and software togetherShowNET and Showeditor form a complete network laser-control package.
Create and control

The complete workflow in one application

Design original content, arrange a synchronised show or take direct control in a live environment.

Timeline programming

Synchronise laser events with audio or video and arrange effects across multiple tracks and output pages.

Live control

Trigger prepared figures, animations and shows directly during a performance.

Figure Editor

Create laser figures, logos, running text, morphing text and abstract graphics.

ILDA exchange

Import and export individual ILDA frames or complete ILDA shows.

MIDI and DMX

Remote-control live and timeline functions, and integrate lighting fixtures into the production.

Simulation and correction

Preview the show and configure scanner, colour, geometry and safety-zone settings for each output.

Showeditor start screen and live-control workspace
Ready to begin

Content and profiles included

Showeditor includes a substantial library of laser shows and preconfigured MIDI profiles, helping new users get started while leaving experienced operators access to detailed optimisation and output controls.

  • Laser frames, animations and show content
  • Bitmap tracing and vector-content tools
  • Text and abstract generators
  • Playlist and multi-screen workflows
  • Per-interface output calibration
Typical workflow

From first frame to projector output

  1. Connect the ShowNET device and control computer to the same network.
  2. Discover and configure each interface in Showeditor.
  3. Create or import laser content and assign it to live cues or the timeline.
  4. Calibrate every projector, verify all safety measures and enable output only when safe.
Download and documentation

Use the licence supplied with ShowNET

The current Showeditor installer and manual are available from the official product website. Keep the software, ShowNET firmware and project backups under controlled production change management.

Showeditor website
 

Showeditor offers a variety of interfaces to and from external devices, like MIDI, DMX or LAN. It is possible to create spectacular laser shows synchronous to audio files or even videos, and output the signal to up to 16 physical hardware interfaces (DACs) - allowing for matching these to 16 program channels with 3 tracks each. So even large scale shows can be created with and controlled by Laserworld Showeditor.

For professional applications it is possible to remote-control the software via MIDI or DMX. This is possible for timeline programming and playback as well as for live laser show control. The ShowNET LAN interface, that comes standard with the Showeditor Set, works very stable through the standard TCP/IP transmission protocol. It converts the digital LAN signal to the standard analogue ILDA signal, which is compatible to the utmost computer controllable laser systems in the market. The control signal can be distributed with using a normal, standard network switch, so several ShowNET interfaces can easily be connected.