SONILUX RigBridge
Put your entire rig on the timeline.
Put your entire rig on the timeline.
Turn ordinary MIDI notes into clearly labelled Program Changes, Control Changes, scenes and performance commands for your guitar processor, pedalboard, keyboard or live rig.
From $29 USD · Approximately $41 AUD No subscriptions
The complete command surface
Ninety-six keys. Every cue in one place.
The keyboard provides 48 Program Change keys and 48 Control Change keys, giving presets and performance functions their own visible home.
No more mystery numbers
Read “Solo boost,” not “CC 27.”
Every key can show a plain-English name, note and octave. Colour-code related functions so the arrangement remains readable at rehearsal and on stage.
Complex changes made simple
Trigger several rig changes on the same beat.
Stack labelled notes to change a preset, delay, modulation and boost together. The piano roll becomes a compact cue sheet for the performance.
Processor-ready
Start with maps built from published MIDI charts.
Choose a supported processor and begin with its presets, scenes and common functions already arranged across the keyboard. Override any key when your setup differs.
Ampero scenes
Every Ampero scene gets its own key.
Ampero II, Ampero II Stage and Ampero II Stomp expose their documented scenes as individual labelled commands instead of one ambiguous scene selector.
Your rig, your language
Edit the label, command, value and colour.
Use Edit mode to change a key's PC or CC assignment, number, value, label and colour. Save an override without rebuilding the rest of the map.
Custom hardware
Build a map for the rig only you use.
Six user slots are ready immediately, with room to create more. Copy an existing processor as a starting point or build a completely custom control layout.
Map by moving
MIDI Learn finds the controller for you.
Select a key, arm MIDI Learn and move the real hardware control. RigBridge captures the incoming CC so you do not need to search the manual again.
Portable show files
Import, export and copy your maps.
Move custom user layers between machines, backups and projects with JSON import and export. Keep a tested rig map with the rest of your production files.
Direct hardware routing
Send straight to a physical MIDI output.
Select the destination inside RigBridge when host pass-through is awkward. This is especially useful in FL Studio and other workflows where external MIDI routing requires extra port configuration.
What the DAW plays
See incoming notes light up in RigBridge.
When the DAW triggers a note, its matching key visibly presses in the interface. You can confirm the cue reaching RigBridge without guessing.
Readable from the desk or stage
Zoom the keyboard to fit the job.
Scale the keys from a compact overview to a larger performance view. Every key retains its name and octave at the size you choose.
Ableton Live
Put multiple rig changes anywhere in the song.
Ableton clip Program Change is tied to clip launch. RigBridge lets Session and Arrangement clips contain as many labelled note cues as the verse, chorus, solo and outro require.
Logic Pro
Keep PC and CC commands together in the region.
Instead of splitting program settings and controller work across different parts of Logic, use named notes as one visible rig-control vocabulary.
FL Studio
Use the Piano Roll, then route directly out.
Sequence ordinary notes in FL Studio and let RigBridge send the mapped result directly to your selected physical MIDI interface when plug-in pass-through is difficult.
Cubase
Replace number-heavy controller lanes with named cues.
Arrange readable functions in the Key Editor and keep the processor-specific CC values inside RigBridge rather than scattered through controller data.
Bitwig Studio
One note layer over a complex hardware chain.
Drive mapped commands with notes while RigBridge handles the destination-specific details that would otherwise require separate CC, Program Change and hardware devices.
REAPER
Make every restart point intentional.
Readable note cues make hardware state easier to follow after transport moves, rehearsal jumps and timeline edits. Put an explicit rig cue where playback resumes.
MainStage and Studio One
Use the same map in more performance workflows.
Where the host supports MIDI output from AU or VST3 instruments, the same labelled note-mapping approach applies. Confirm your exact routing with the demo before the show.
Pro Tools
Use Standalone routing while native AAX is unavailable.
RigBridge does not currently include AAX. Pro Tools users can run the standalone application with virtual or physical MIDI routing and should test the complete workflow before purchase.
Performance controls
Choose when and how each CC is sent.
Use note-on triggering, optionally turn note velocity into the outgoing CC value, choose independent PC and CC channels, and audition commands by clicking the keyboard.
DAW-aware
See the host tempo and recall the project state.
RigBridge follows the host context, displays DAW tempo and stores its selected map and settings with the project so the session returns ready to work.
Three ways to run
Standalone, Audio Unit and VST3 are included.
Use RigBridge directly on macOS or load it in a compatible DAW. The universal build supports both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Built for touring
Five activations cover the machines that matter.
Authorize the main show computer, backup laptops and pre-production systems under one licence. The standalone app, AU and VST3 share the same machine activation.
No venue internet required
Activate once, then work offline.
The licence is validated through Lemon Squeezy during activation. RigBridge does not need a recurring online check in the middle of a rehearsal or show.
Try the real thing
The full version runs for 30 minutes per launch.
Test your DAW, MIDI interface, processor map, scenes, channels and direct output before buying. The demo is the complete workflow, not a reduced feature list.
Simple ownership
Pay once. No subscription.
RigBridge starts at $29 USD, approximately $41 AUD. One permanent licence includes five activations, with no monthly plan to maintain.
Try the complete version
Thirty minutes. Every launch. No guessing.
Test your DAW, interface, routing and processor before buying. One permanent licence includes five computer activations for your show machine, backups and pre-production systems.
Compatibility and trademark notice
SONILUX and RigBridge are not affiliated with or endorsed by any processor, pedal, software or DAW manufacturer named on this page. All product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Processor maps are based on publicly available manuals, MIDI implementation charts and specification sheets. Not every modeller, firmware version, DAW version, interface or command has been physically tested. Always test your complete show system before performance. Contact SONILUX if your firmware or custom rig needs a different map.