You have an overwhelming desire to take your all-time favorite song and see it flash to the music.  Unfortunately, it's a tune not in the huge Animated Lighting library of pre-sequenced songs.  What can you do?  You gotta have that song.  The answer is now easy.  Get the Maestro!

Maestro is Animated Lighting's latest tool to allow you to unleash your creative abilities.  It's is a simple-to-use program running on your Windows based computer and designed to flash the lights connected to Animated Lighting controllers in any way you desire, even to your favorite music.  It's fun, easy and rewarding listening to everyone bragging about the great light display you created.

What makes Maestro so special?  Animated Lighting looked at its original light sequencing product as well as all the others on the market and decided they were all too complicated.  After endless focus groups, lengthy emails and never-ending meetings, we teased out the best features we knew we had to have and combined them all into one application.  It's fun to learn, simple to use and versatile in scope.  This product is designed to bring out the inner maestro in all of us.

How will Maestro make sure you have something to brag about?

• The software has video and written tutorials available.  If a picture is worth a thousand words, the the tutorial videos must be worth millions.
• As an Animated Lighting customer, you always have access to the official Support Forum available 24/7 to ask questions, find answers and above all, brag on your work.  There's almost always someone on-line ready and willing to help.
• The Maestro package includes two sequences already completed and ready to use. This provides a template to show how to do your own programming and/or let you copy the programming style used by the Animated Lighting programming gurus.   
• Included is a video showing one of the sequences running on a tree so you can watch what the end product can look like.
• You can take a digital photo of your home, add virtual lights and map them to Maestro lighting channels.  This way they can see how your lighting display will look on your own home without putting out a single string of lights.

How much time does it take to sequence a song to the lights?  It has a lot to do with the length of the tune, how many light channels you're using and how often you want the lights to blink.  Most people are bragging about their masterpiece after just one or two hours of work.