The Astera App offers intuitive and fast control of complex lighting setups with fully customizable programs and effects. It is designed to work seamlessly with other control methods such as wireless DMX. On top of this, the app offers numerous helpful tools to get the most out of your Astera lights and save time whenever you use them.

<< Features of AsteraApp: >>

COLORS

The AsteraApp offers several ways to select colors such as color-wheel, Filter Gels, color temperature, HSI, RGB and CIE 1931. Thanks to Astera’s ultra-precise Truecolor calibration, Astera fixtures can display the precise color that was selected.

PROGRAMS

Create programs out of colors, effects and settings. The lights will remember and repeat these effects without requiring a constant wireless link.

LAYERS (new in V11)

It is now easier than ever to control pixels of your Astera lights and create complex effects and combine several effects to one program.

TARGETS

Quickly create groups of lights, assign positions and select which lights should receive commands. With the alternative targets view (new in V11) you can see which target is running which effect and quickly adjust effect and brightness.

TALKBACK+

Detect all available lights, set them up, check their status, configure DMX addresses and DMX presets.

SEAMLESS RUNTIME

Set the length of your show and be sure that your lights won’t run out while still getting the maximum brightness.

DJ FEATURES

Auto BPM analyzes the beat and matches programs to it, Flash buttons can trigger special effects while being held down.

THEFT ALARM

With built-in sensors the lights give visual and audio alarm and send notification to the AsteraApp™ if they are being moved during an event.

SCHEDULED STANDBY

Send lights into power-saving standby and schedule them to wake up and sleep at certain times.

ANTI FLICKER

Avoid flickering in recorded videos by adjusting the PWM frequency of the lights.

PLEASE NOTE: This app is designed to control Astera lights and requires an ART7 transmitter. Without Astera lights and transmitter box it won’t work.

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