Licence agreement
In force since 14/11/2026
What you can do
- Install the program and use it for free, within the limits of the free version: 16 DMX channels and no add-ons.
- With a purchased licence, use what the licence includes, on the computers linked to your account: at most two at a time.
- Request the 48-hour trial with all features, once for each major version.
- Use it for shows, rehearsals, schools and work, including paid work.
What you cannot do
- Get around the limits of the licence or its check, or modify or decompile the program to do so, except where the law allows it.
- Lend, sell or transfer your licence or your account without our consent: if you need to, write to us.
- Distribute the program in modified form, or sell it.
What you create is yours
Scripts, scenes, sounds, videos and profiles you create are yours. The program keeps them on your computer. The website receives only what you send: a manual to read, texts to translate, a profile for the catalogue.
When you send a profile to the catalogue, you allow us to publish it and to let anyone use it for free, even after you have deleted your account. The same goes for a manual you send with «It may be published»: you tell us it is the manufacturer's manual and that it may be distributed, and you allow us to put it in the catalogue. We take it down if the manufacturer asks.
Third-party components
The program contains free software by other authors, for example the Bergamot translator (MPL 2.0) and the Vosk speech recognition (Apache 2.0). Each has its own licence, which this licence does not change.
The program as it is
We do our best to make the program work, and we fix it when it does not. On stage, however, it also depends on computers, interfaces, lighting fixtures and other people's programs: test it before every show and keep a backup plan ready.
The guarantee of conformity and the other consumer rights that the law does not allow to be excluded remain: you will find them in the terms of sale.
Updates
Updates are for everyone, and a valid licence applies to all versions. The program may change over time; a feature included in a licence you bought does not become a separate paid feature as long as the licence is valid.
When it ends
The free licence lasts as long as you use the program. A purchased licence ends when it expires, if it is a subscription that was not renewed, or when it is revoked. The program then goes back to the free version, and your data stays where it is.
Law
This licence is governed by Italian law, with the same consumer protection set out in the terms of sale.