Event lighting
Custom-controlled lighting for events and installations.
WS2812/NeoPixel driver firmware, sound-reactive effects, event lighting and ESP32-based LED controllers.
Driver firmware and controller hardware for WS2812/NeoPixel-class addressable LEDs — the engineering behind custom RGB effects, sound-reactive lighting and event installations, not just off-the-shelf strip controllers.
ESP32 controllers driving WS2812/NeoPixel/SK6812-class addressable LEDs, with audio input circuitry for sound-reactive effects.
Confirm the installation size and effects needed.
Choose ESP32 hardware and LED type to match the scale.
Build and test driver firmware and effects.
Validate on-site before handoff.
Effect timing and audio-reactive response are checked on the bench first, then again on-site once the LEDs are actually mounted, since run length, power injection points and ambient light change how an effect reads in the real installation compared to a test rig. For multi-controller setups, synchronisation is validated across the full run before handoff, not just on a short test segment.
Custom-controlled lighting for events and installations.
Programmable lighting for spaces and displays.
Lighting synced to live audio input.
The controller platform behind most LED installations.
A control app for the lighting installation.
The driver firmware behind the effects.
If an off-the-shelf controller can't handle the scale or effect you need, we can build the driver firmware, controller hardware and control app together, or focus on whichever piece is missing. Scope, deliverables, schedule and quotation are confirmed once we know the installation size, the effects you have in mind, and whether audio-reactivity or multi-controller sync is part of it — those details change the design enough that a generic estimate isn't useful up front. We work with clients internationally and collaborate remotely as standard practice.
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WS2812, NeoPixel and SK6812-class addressable LEDs are the common starting point; the driver firmware is written for the specific LED protocol your installation uses.
Yes, sound-reactive effects are built around real-time audio input processing so the lighting responds as the sound happens, not on a noticeable delay.
Yes, multi-controller synchronisation is part of scaling an installation beyond what a single ESP32 can drive on its own.
Where the project needs one, yes — a Wi-Fi/BLE control app is a common addition alongside the controller firmware.
Tell us the installation size and the effects you have in mind.