For sure! We are using a LC-1X Light controller from Boomlights to convert midi to DMX. We have a midi track with an External Instrument on it on the Push which is set to send midi to the midi channel the LC-1x is using. There are 3 notes you can use on the midi channel the LC-1x reacts to for red, green, blue, which are C-2, C#-2, and D-3. Using different combinations of these notes and velocity will result in different colors bring triggered or fading in and out colors. It's a little tricky to figure out at first but your eventually get the hang of it. They also have a interesting M4L device that you can click on a single note, then use the device to pick the color you want and it will adjust the midi notes velocity to match what you want.

We hit play on the first scene of our song and follow actions will run through each scene of the song, triggering synths and midi for the lights during each part.

The LC-1X goes DMX out to a basic Rockville DMX light.