The worst part of adopting any new show-control tool is the setup tax — the hour you lose before you’ve gotten any value out of it at all. Quick Rig is built to make that hour disappear.
How Quick Rig gets your stack online
Tell Showcaller — the AI co-pilot for live production — what’s in your rack, and it comes online. No manual config screens for every device, no IP addresses to track down one at a time, no integration project before you can run your first show. The list of gear it already knows how to talk to is long and growing every week — vMix, ATEM, Behringer, MA Lighting, Shure, Sennheiser, Panasonic, NDI, Bitfocus Companion, Netgear, QLab, Allen & Heath, Yamaha, and Ubiquiti are all in today. See the full list →
This matters more for a trial than almost anything else on this list. The single biggest reason someone bounces off a new tool isn’t that it doesn’t work — it’s that they never got far enough to find out. Quick Rig is the part of the product whose entire job is making sure that doesn’t happen to you.
In practice, it looks like this: sign up, install the Bridge App on a machine already on your show network, pair it with a short code, and tell Showcaller what you’re running. That’s it. You’re not configuring a system — you’re describing your rig, and it’s online.
Once it’s connected, Pulse takes over keeping track of what’s actually happening on that gear in real time — but that’s a separate story. Read about Pulse →