Visibox 6.0 Integrates Video Control Into Lighting Desks
Production managers can now operate video and lighting cues from a single console, simplifying workflows for live event teams.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Remote Work
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Spaceage has released Visibox 6.0, an updated software suite that enables operators to control video playback directly from lighting consoles using standard sACN or Art-Net protocols. This integration allows production teams to manage complex lighting and video cues from a single interface.
Why it matters
The software update targets production efficiency by allowing one person to operate both video and lighting from a unified console rather than managing separate systems. This change simplifies technical workflows for live events by streamlining cue execution and reducing required staffing.
The Visibox 6.0 update introduces seven language localizations and includes a 14-day trial period for Pro features. The system is designed for use on both macOS and Windows, supporting multiple output standards including NDI, SDI, Syphon, and Spout.
The players
Spaceage
A Providence-based software developer specializing in live production and visual playback tools.
Dennis & Jesko Band
A professional musical act planning to integrate the new software platform into their upcoming live tour.
The details
Operators configure Visibox by patching the software as a virtual fixture onto standard lighting consoles like grandMA, Eos, or Avolites. Once connected via sACN or Art-Net, users assign video clips, images, and live camera feeds to console triggers to synchronize playback with lighting states. The platform also includes expanded support for multichannel ASIO audio on Windows and specialized displays for lyric and chord charts.
Timeline
October 28, 2026: Spaceage officially released the Visibox 6.0 software.
November 2026: The Dennis & Jesko Band is scheduled to begin its tour using the new software.
Market Landscape
The Visibox 6.0 update follows the industry trend of leveraging standard sACN and Art-Net lighting protocols to create unified, cross-platform media control. By adopting these existing standards, the software integrates with established hardware consoles rather than requiring proprietary control interfaces.
Production managers should assess their current hardware console compatibility to determine if they can consolidate video and lighting operations. Those interested in the workflow shift can initiate a 14-day trial of the software to verify stability before committing to live event deployment.
The takeaway
Consolidating lighting and video control can significantly reduce onsite personnel requirements for small to mid-sized production teams. Operators should track the performance of early adopters like the Dennis & Jesko Band to see how the system handles complex, multi-day touring environments.
Further reading
For broader insights on managing distributed technical teams, see our coverage of Remote Work.
More information
To download the update or view system requirements, visit the Visibox software download page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Live Design Online.
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