The Interface window lets you choose how the main elements of the work area look — fixture cards, faders, lists. Each element has two styles: Modern (contemporary, the default) and Classic (stricter, closer to traditional DMX programs). It’s a matter of taste — the functionality is the same.
What you can adjust:
| Setting | Options | What it affects |
|---|---|---|
| Fixture cards | Modern / Classic | The look of fixture cards in Program mode |
| Card fill | Yes / No | Whether to tint a fixture card with its current color |
| Faders | Modern / Classic | The look of channel faders |
| List cards | Modern / Classic | The look of scene, chase, playlist and preset cards |
All changes apply instantly — pick one and look at the work area, there’s nothing to save. The settings are remembered between sessions.
The program language
The same window is where you pick the interface language — the language of every label in the program. By default it follows your system language; here you can change it by hand: pick the language you want from the list, the current one has a check mark. It applies immediately, no restart needed, and the choice is remembered.
