Pro DJ Link
CDJs and mixers discovered on the LAN
- deck.beat
- deck.trackLoaded
- deck.phrase
Pro DJ Link · MIDI · OSC · Art-Net · sACN · Ableton Link
Wire the booth to everything else.
The players are already broadcasting beats, track loads, cues, phrases and master status across the LAN. Sync Latch listens, and turns any of it into MIDI, OSC, lighting and clock — through a trigger graph you draw yourself.
- Windows, macOS and Linux
- No interface or dongle to buy
- Live Pro DJ Link on the free tier
2Master128.00BPM
1124.00BPM
- midi.notech 1 · C3 · vel 100
- osc.send/composition/columns/3
- lighting.sceneChorus Wash
- artnet.frameuniverse 1 · 512 ch
How it works
From a beat on the network to a cue on the rig
Sync Latch reads the Pro DJ Link traffic already on the LAN and normalises it into one typed event stream. Nothing is patched into the players, nothing is installed on them, and no cable leaves the booth that was not there before.
01 02 Trigger graph
Inputs, filters and actions you wire yourself
- masterDeckOnly
- beatInBar = 1
- offset −40 ms
03 Output router
Validated, gated, dispatched in priority order
- midi.note
- osc.send
- lighting.scene
04 Your rig
MIDI, OSC, Art-Net, sACN and Ableton Link
- Resolume
- grandMA3
- Ableton Live
Capabilities
A show controller that starts from the music
Every part of it is built around the same event stream, so a rule that fires a MIDI note and a rule that runs a lighting chase are the same three nodes with a different action on the end.
Live Pro DJ Link
Players and mixers discovered on the network, with beats, tempo, track loads, memory and hot cues, rekordbox phrases and master status normalised into one event stream.
Visual trigger graphs
Wire an input to a filter to an action and watch it fire. Every graph in a project is a tab with its own arm switch, and a simulate control proves a chain without a deck in front of you.
MIDI and OSC
Notes, CCs and OSC messages with typed arguments, including ready-made address trees for Resolume and grandMA3, dispatched through a router that validates every action before it leaves.
Lighting that follows the music
Fixture profiles, patching and groups, scenes and chases, and live Art-Net and sACN output. Import a real patch straight from a grandMA3 over MVR-xchange.
Clock, Link and timecode
Publish the master deck's tempo as an Ableton Link session for the rest of the network to follow, and generate SMPTE over LTC, MTC, Art-Net or TCNet from the same clock.
Remote view, overlays and history
A read-only web view of the decks and the night's tracklist for any phone on the network, transparent overlays of the waveforms and the graph firing for a video mixer, and every played track exportable as CSV or JSON.
The editor
A node editor that keeps out of your way
Trigger Graphs takes the whole window: the project's graphs as tabs along the top, the canvas under them, and the trigger events and output monitor folded along the foot until you want them. It answers the moves node editors have made familiar.
Every graph a tab
Each graph in a project is a tab along the top with its own arm switch. Click a tab to edit that graph; right-click it to rename, duplicate, group or delete it.
Right-click
Settings on the node
A node's settings are fields on the node, edited where it stands, with any problem it has marked on it. Fold it down to its title and ports once it is set.
Alt+C
Search, select, right-click
Double-click empty canvas and type to add a node where you clicked. Drag to box-select, pan with the middle button, and right-click anything for the actions that fit it.
Double-clickRight-click
Bypass without unwiring
Take a node out of the chain and leave it wired: whatever reaches it passes straight on, until you put it back.
Ctrl+B
Subgraphs
Pack a run of nodes into one, with the wires that crossed its edge as its ports and the settings you choose shown on it. Save it to the library and drop it into any graph.
Ctrl+G
Prettify
One press lays the graph out left to right, every wire level from port to port and nothing overlapping, and frames it clear of the canvas's own controls.
Pricing
Pick the tier that matches the rig
Free is not a demo. Live Pro DJ Link ingestion, the deck monitor, the graph editor and an outbound Ableton Link session are all in the base entitlement — the paid tiers open the outputs and lift the rule ceiling.
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Free
The whole signal path, three rules deep
£0GBP / month
Live Pro DJ Link ingestion on real CDJs, the deck monitor, the graph editor, and an outbound Ableton Link session. Nothing about the input side is held back.
ActivationsLocal only
DownloadVenue
Every output, no rule ceiling
£10GBP / month
MIDI, OSC, Art-Net and sACN dispatch, fixture patching, scenes and chases, and the advanced rule graph. The tier a working DJ or LD runs a show on.
Activations2 machines
Get VenueTour
Installations and touring rigs
£26GBP / month
Everything in Venue, plus advanced parser gates, commercial venue mode, and the tour fixture and layout tools, across five machines.
Activations5 machines
Get TourScroll sideways to compare Free, Venue and Tour.
| Feature | Free | Venue | Tour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro DJ Link input | |||
| Live Pro DJ Link ingestionDeck state, beats, cues and phrases from Pioneer DJ / AlphaTheta hardware on the LAN. | Included | Included | Included |
| Deck monitor and waveforms | Included | Included | Included |
| Development mode inputA simulated link for building a show without hardware in front of you. | Included | Included | Included |
| Advanced parser gates | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Trigger graphs | |||
| Visual graph editorNodes, ports and edges, with a starter graph to build from. | Included | Included | Included |
| Active rulesCounted across every armed graph, not per graph. | 3 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Advanced rule graph | Not included | Included | Included |
| Save and load local projects | Included | Included | Included |
| Outputs | |||
| In-app outputsLog and preview actions, so a graph can be proven before anything leaves the machine. | Included | Included | Included |
| MIDI note and CC output | Not included | Included | Included |
| OSC outputIncluding the Resolume and grandMA3 address trees. | Not included | Included | Included |
| Live Art-Net and sACN | Not included | Included | Included |
| Priority protocol modules | Not included | Not included | Planned |
| Lighting | |||
| Fixture profile viewing | Included | Included | Included |
| Basic lighting output | Not included | Included | Included |
| Fixture patching, groups and bulk patching | Not included | Included | Included |
| Scenes and chases | Not included | Included | Included |
| Tour fixture and layout tools | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Clock and sync | |||
| Internal clock bridgeMaster-deck tempo, or a manual BPM, published as a clock the rest of the graph can trigger on. | Included | Included | Included |
| Outbound Ableton Link sessionSync Latch publishes a session for Link-aware software to follow. It never adopts one. | Included | Included | Included |
| Multi-machine sync | Not included | Not included | Planned |
| Licence | |||
| Machine activations | Local | 2 | 5 |
| Offline grace periodA paid licence keeps working without a network for the grace window recorded in the entitlement. | Not included | Included | Included |
| Commercial venue mode | Not included | Not included | Included |
Planned — specified in the licensing model, not yet shipped. Nothing on this page is sold on it.
Download Sync Latch
One installer per platform, and the free tier is the same binary — activate a licence when you need the paid outputs, not before. A published version is never rewritten in place, so the file you download today is the file you can verify tomorrow.
Pro DJ Link capture on Linux needs libpcap; the .deb and pacman packages declare it as a dependency.