Scripts and software built for specific needs on the ground, when the right tool simply didn't exist. Some are still work in progress — let me know if one of them could be useful to you.
A control-room cabling tool: free drag-and-drop placement of equipment on a canvas, links with port and signal direction (output → input), an equipment catalogue by category → type → model (Yamaha/DiGiCo/Allen & Heath consoles, Robe/Martin/Ayrton fixtures, Luminex/Netgear switches...), multiple links between the same pair of devices. Export to PNG, PDF and CSV.
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An audio patch list tool: channel table organised by instrument group (Kick in/out, Snare top/bottom, Overheads...), context-aware presets per group, CSV export and PDF printing.
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Places a video projector on a plan (imported or drawn to scale) with real-time calculation of the projection surface, required throw ratio and lens shift. Top-down and section views, with a built-in projector model database.
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A VST3 plugin for audio spatialisation using VBAP (Vector Base Amplitude Panning): placing speakers and sources within a 2D space. Built in C++ with the JUCE framework.
Maps a venue's network in seconds: sound consoles, projectors, switches, cameras, lighting. Identifies each device by manufacturer and protocol, opens its web control page (PJLink, Q-SYS, ONVIF...), scans ports and lets you change your machine's IP — all from the browser, nothing to install.
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Captures a mic feed (sound card or console), transcribes and translates it live (French ↔ English) via Deepgram and DeepL, then sends the text to QLab over OSC for surtitle display. Translation direction can be switched live during the show.
View the code on GitHubMissing a tool in your day-to-day work? Describe what you need, and we'll figure out together whether it's worth building.
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