Learn to master MyStrow.

Scan one QR code and the AKAI grid, the playlist and the lighting plot fit in your hand. Activation, pairing, the four tabs and Wi-Fi troubleshooting.

Aim your beams with a stick, like a console trackball. Supported gamepads, dead zone and speed settings, and the case of the PS3 pad.

A 1-universe Art-Net/sACN node (3-pin XLR) connected over USB: the complete walkthrough to configure it in DMX TOOLS and connect it to MyStrow — from the box to your first fader.

New to DMX and lost with cables, universes or wiring? How a DMX chain works, how to connect your fixtures, how to patch — in 5 minutes flat. (Video narrated in French, with English subtitles and an English dubbed track on YouTube.)

Live Light Rec or timeline programming — build light shows you can replay endlessly, synced to your music down to the millisecond.

Record your live performance in Light Rec mode, edit the clips on the timeline and replay an identical show at every performance.

Patch, fixture groups, AKAI APC mini, real-time colors — everything you need to run your first light show from scratch.

MyStrow ships with over 5,000 DMX fixtures. If yours is missing, import an XML file from FixtureShare MA Lighting or build your own profile in a few clicks.

Patch, movement limits, shutter, color wheel, 3D stage view, symmetry and dynamic effects — master your moving heads with MyStrow.

Make your lights follow the beat: audio capture or MIDI Clock, with Traktor, rekordbox, Serato and VirtualDJ. PC and Mac guide on the same page.

We tested the Sushi-Z1 USB-DMX interface with MyStrow. Verdict: not compatible, because it is locked to its own software. Here is why — and which DMX interface to pick instead.