I will program performance ready grandma2 and grandma3 showfiles
Experience Design for Music and Live Entertainment
About this Gig
I build performance-ready grandMA2 and grandMA3 showfiles for real live environments.
This service is for DJs, clubs, venues, churches, theaters, production companies, and artists who need a showfile that is clean, logical, and usable under pressure.
Depending on the package, your file can include fixture integration, groups, presets, executors, effects, macros, speed/rate masters, custom layouts, operator views, pickers, and a scalable busking workflow.
My focus is not just making a file that works. I build systems another operator can understand, navigate, and adapt in a live setting.
With 10 years of live production experience, I approach programming from an operator-first perspective: clear structure, fast access, dependable control, and room to expand.
Packages cover showfile architecture and busking-oriented programming. Timecode, on-site operation, full lighting design, previsualization, custom fixture profiles, and unusually complex rigs may require a custom quote.
Built for operators, not just programmers.
FAQ
Do you program both grandMA2 and grandMA3?
Yes. I can build showfiles for grandMA2 or grandMA3 based on your console, software version, fixture rig, and workflow requirements.
What do you need from me before you start?
I’ll need your fixture list, fixture modes, patch/address information, console/software version, and a description of how you intend to operate the show. Photos, plots, existing showfiles, or reference videos are also helpful.
Are these showfiles designed for busking?
Yes. This gig is primarily focused on performance-ready, busking-oriented showfiles with practical groups, presets, effects, executors, masters, layouts, macros, and operator controls.
Can you adapt the showfile to my actual lighting rig?
Yes. The showfile can be built around your real fixture types and patch. Package scope depends on rig complexity and the number of fixture types being integrated.
Does this include timecoded song programming?
No. Song-specific timecode programming is outside the standard packages and should be discussed separately for a custom quote.
What counts as a revision?
Revisions cover reasonable adjustments to the agreed programming, layout, or workflow. Major rig changes, new fixture types, or a substantially different operating concept may require additional work.

