NEW Blizzard SnoKontrol

With its 384 DMX channels, the NEW Blizzard SnoKontrol is a DMX-512 lighting controller built to run up to 12 intelligent fixtures (up to 32 channels per fixture), making it a practical hub for small to mid-sized stage, DJ, and event lighting rigs. It gives you hands-on access to channel levels and programming, so you can build looks quickly, trigger chases on cue, and keep manual control when you need to adjust a fixture on the fly.

Hands-On Control for Fixtures and Channels

The SnoKontrol is equip with 16 sliders for direct channel control, plus a multifunction LED display for clear feedback while programming and during playback. A blackout master button is included for instant full-output cut, useful for hard scene breaks, show stops, and transitions.

Scene and Chase Programming

For building repeatable looks, you get 30 banks of 8 programmable scenes and 66 programmable chases (up to 240 scenes). You can also record up to 6 chases with fade time and speed, letting you shape transitions and movement timing for smoother, more consistent playback. Adjustable fade, step, and scene timing helps you tailor the feel of your show, whether you want quick hits or gradual fades.

Live Playback and Sync Options

Sound-to-light operation is supported via the built-in microphone, and Tap-Sync gives you a straightforward way to match chase timing to the room or the music without diving back into programming. Automatic mode can be driven by the speed and fade time sliders for simple, repeatable operation during long sets.

Connectivity and System Integration

DMX in/out is provided on 3-pin XRL, and a DMX polarity selector is included to help accommodate different wiring requirements. MIDI control over banks, chases, and blackout makes it easier to integrate the SnoKontrol into a larger control workflow alongside compatible MIDI gear. Reversible DMX channels allow a fixture to react opposite to others in a chase, and manual override lets you grab any fixture at any time for quick corrections during a live show. Power failure memory helps retain your settings if power is interrupted.