You imagine. The console follows.
Two apps and sixteen plugins, designed by a lighting designer who has been training operators for fifteen years. Talk to your console. Turn a song into timecode. Build your show in a few moves, and keep your energy for what matters: the lighting.
Cue 1
Talk to your console.
You say “Colorados at 50%”. Show Constructor finds the group in your show, writes the command, checks it and sends it. By voice or keyboard, in English or in French.
- It knows your names. Groups, fixtures, types: you talk the way you do at the desk, not like a manual.
- It reads your lighting plot. Drop the PDF: the patch is ready to approve, accessories set aside, counts checked against the legend.
- Several orders in one sentence. “FOH at 80, then sequence 12 go”: two steps, in order.
- Please and Oops, just like on the console.
A song goes in. Timecode comes out.
Drop in the song. TC Constructor listens to the vocals, drums and instruments separately, finds the key moments, verses, choruses, cuts, and links them to your sequences.
- The right moments, not every moment. Ten exact cues beat fifty you have to sort through.
- The look comes back with the chorus. A pattern that returns recalls the same sequence.
- Native grandMA3 timecode, on a USB key, ready to import. Plus the LTC audio for QLab or Reaper.
Repetitive work, in one tap.
Every plugin opens in picture-based windows: your real gobos, your real colours, your groups with a photo of their fixtures. Everything is read from your show before anything is written, and nothing overwrites what exists.
Tested on grandMA3 2.4, in venues and on tour.
You stay in charge.
Every command goes through a safeguard. What is safe goes right away. What deletes, overwrites or stores waits for your yes. What is unknown is refused, never guessed.
During the show, one move locks everything.
Group 1 At 50a level, a selection, a GoStore Sequence 28stores into the showColorado Thru 100unknown form: no guessingYour shows and your songs never leave your computer.
Show Constructor works without internet. Your voice is transcribed on your Mac, and your console stays on your network.
Everything you need, in one suite.
Show Constructor
Talk to your console. Drop in your plot, get your patch.
TC Constructor
From song to grandMA3 timecode, with the moments that matter.
The plugins
Sixteen tools inside the console, to prepare faster and leave cleanly.
Benoit De Vaux. Fifteen years of training operators.
Lighting designer, operator and trainer for fifteen years, Benoit De Vaux has spent his career behind the console and beside the people learning to use it. He knows exactly where time gets lost: groups rebuilt by hand, the patch copied line by line, timecode that fires nothing, the network that drops an hour before doors.
Constructor Suite is that experience turned into software. Every tool was born from a real request at the desk, and every command was measured on a real console before it went into the product.
What people ask us.
Which computer?
Mac at launch. Supported grandMA3 versions will be listed at launch; everything is tested on 2.4.
With a console or grandMA3 onPC?
Both. Show Constructor talks to your console over your network, or to grandMA3 onPC on the same Mac.
Do I need internet?
No. Only one optional feature, “Search online”, fetches technical specs or fixture photos, and it tells you so.
What if it's not for me?
Try it free for 14 days. After you buy, you still have 14 days to ask for a full refund.
What if I need help?
Write to support@constructorsuite.com. The designer himself answers.
How much is it?
Prices will be announced in December 2026. The waiting list gets the launch price first.
Hear about the launch.
One email in January 2027, with the launch price reserved for the list. Nothing else.