MadMapper
7.3#2 in projection mapping softwareFrom €39 a monthFree planAPImacOSWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | MadMapper | Millumin |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | The MadMapper concept and development began in 2010. | 2010 |
| Headquarters | Paris, France and Geneva, Switzerland; development team in Brussels, Belgium | Paris, France |
| Integrations | Networking and control options include MIDI, OSC, Art-Net, Spout, Syphon, NDI, Ableton Link, Blackmagic, USB cameras and MiniMad. | The site lists plugins for Stream Deck/Companion, After Effects, Photoshop, and other tools, and says Millumin V5 can load TouchDesigner TOX files with a commercial TouchDesigner license. |
| Projection mapping | The software supports Bezier masking, mesh warping, soft-edge blending and 3D surface mapping. | The videomapping toolkit includes perspective transforms, mesh warping, and masks at layer and output levels. |
| Purpose | MadMapper is an application for video and LED mapping. | Millumin is a creative solution for playing live shows and telling stories through audiovisual production. |
| Support | Support requests can be submitted through MadMapper’s contact form, and the sales/support team is available Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:00 CET. | The maker offers a Help Center with tutorials and trainings, a user forum, a Facebook group, and says it provides fast support. |
MadMapper plans
- Try MadMapperFree
- Temporary installations€39 a month
- Artist€399, paid once
- Artists€399, paid once
Millumin plans
- Rent Millumin — 7 days€29, paid once
- Rent Millumin — 30 days€69, paid once
- V5 upgrade€85, paid once
- Rent Millumin — 1 year€199, paid once
- Lifetime license€399, paid once
Pick MadMapper if…
MadMapper is suited to visual and digital artists, scenographers, stage designers, VJs, and other creative people working with mapped visuals. Its extensive control and DMX options may fit projects involving live control or lighting systems.
Pick Millumin if…
It suits macOS users creating live audiovisual shows, projection-mapped work, or hybrid productions. It is aimed at setups needing advanced control protocols and multiple display outputs.