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Almost every show I've worked with usine timecode to tracks is using either ableton or protools as a playback (controlled from stage or sidestage), and that sends timecode out to the various consoles for lighting, audio, and video cues.
It seems to be rather hard to find a freeware (or cheap) software that supports either SMPTE or MIDI Timecode (this would make it easy to sync to the playback software), lets me design my Lightshow virtually and then output the DMX data in sync.
Here is a great list of available DMX software: https://dmxking.com/control-software. Some of it is paid and has lots of features, other is free and not well developed. In the states, I see GrandMA or Hog being used for concerts and other live busking things. ETC consoles for theatre shows.
the free and open-source light show software that lets you turn any party into a visually stunning experience. With MusicBeam, you can create dynamic and interactive light displays that are synced to your favorite music tracks, adding an extra level of excitement to your performances.
Best Software Timecode Generators. Software and online timecode generators take on a multitude of forms, from mobile phone apps, to websites that will produce a simple timecode signal on a regular beat. El-Tee-See (Free) This is a very basic website that produces a simple LTC timecode .wav file for you to use.
xLights is a free and open source program that enables you to design, create and play amazing lighting displays through the use of DMX controllers, E1.31 Ethernet controllers and more. With it you can layout your display visually then assign effects to the various items throughout your sequence.
TimeLord generates Time Code from Audio/Video files as well as from a built in Click-Track generator and timer system to enable other devices, typically lighting systems, to remain in tight synchronization with the media playback. TimeLord can also 'chase' and/or regenerate and convert incoming time code. Designed specifically with grandMA2 ...
