Professional tools designed to streamline your lighting workflow and boost productivity. For Lighting Professionals, By Lighting Professionals.
Explore Plugins
Professional tools designed to streamline your lighting workflow and boost productivity. For Lighting Professionals, By Lighting Professionals.
Explore PluginsSee our collection of powerful tools to help you get the most out of your GrandMA3 console.
The ultimate solution for creating time-coded sequences from Reaper DAW. Convert markers to multiple sequences and time-coded events within MA3 with our intuitive GUI. MArkersPRO adds network control and real-time sync capabilities.
SequenceImporter allows you to import cue and sequence data into your MA3 show from structured CSV files. Quickly build or update sequences using data from tools like spreadsheets or cue planning software.
GroupMAster shows you a popup of all of the group masters in your showfile. Masters are organised by DataPool, which you can snap to full or zero based on each master mode.
Perfect your music-synced workflows with BPMTimes, SongMAnager, and MArkers. Build, time, and sync your shows from Reaper or directly inside MA3.
Create multiple versions of template views quickly and efficiently, streamlining your console setup process.
Stay updated with our latest plugin releases and community highlights
We’ve updated our plugins with major performance and speed improvements. Expect quicker load times, more responsive tools, and a smoother workflow, especially in larger, more complex shows. Same features you rely on, now running better than ever.
MArkersPRO v1.4.0.0 is now available for download. Read the release notes for more information.
FlyoutMAker v1.3.1.0 is now available for download. Read the release notes for more information.
MArkers v2.3.1.0 is now available for download. Read the release notes for more information.
MATools has released an update resolving the Mac Tahoe licensing issue and several Windows activation bugs. Users should update their plugins to restore full compatibility. The team also advises against using USB hubs with the licensing system