FXMAker

FXMAker is a user-friendly GUI plugin for the MA3 Lighting Console that lets you create two-step phasers quickly and easily. Choose between building effects using encoder wheels or transitioning from preset to preset all within an intuitive interface.

The Plugin

Easy to use, intuitive, graphical interface for creating and storing two step phasers quickly and easily.

Key Features

Apply MATricks

Apply MATricks from the plugin to create your phaser. Transition, Acceleration and Deceleration are automatically calculated based on your input.

Phaser Styles

Change your phaser style between Sine, Saw, Ramp Up, Ramp Down and Step. You can also quickly change the direction the phaser runs and the speed from the popup.

Store & Edit

Once you're happy with the phaser that you've made using the plugin, you can set a destination preset and store the information so that you can edit settings at a later date.

See FXMAker In Action

Watch FXMAker in action.

System Requirements

Once registered, FXMAker works on Console, OnPC, and OnMac MA3 software.

This plugin requires a USB stick license key. Each purchase allows registration on up to 2 USB sticks.

Current version: V1.3.4.1. This version requires MA3 software V1.9.7.0 or higher.

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