
Conductor Technologies
Conductor is the platform for visual storytellers to render and create at a massive scale. Elastic, scalable, and secure, Conductor takes the heavy lifting out of compute-intensive tasks, empowering studios, artists, and technologists to carry out production-scale rendering fast and fully automated in the cloud.
Applications Support | 3ds Max, After Effects, Blender, Cinema 4D, Houdini, Maya, Nuke, Vray Standalone |
Country | United States |
Price (based on 500 frames, 5 min. per frame, 500 cinebench) ? The price is a rough estimate, for more accurate information go to the render farm webpage |
Varies by cloud provider, machine type (Spot/Std) |
Speed (based on 500 frames, 5 min. per frame, 500 cinebench) ? The speed is a rough estimate, for more accurate information go to the render farm webpage. |
Various depending on machine selection |
CPU description | Between 2 and 160 cores on GCP, AWS, CoreWeave |
GPU description | Various NVidia; T4, V100, A4000, A5000, QuadroRTX |
Memory (ram) on servers | 2GB - 3.7TB, depending on machine |
Payment options | Prepay for bonus credits or Pay-as-you-go |
Render Farm Type | Cloud Servers |
Unique Selling Point | Hyperscale capacity, all on-demand, 1M+ cores |
Direct Output ? Every finished frame will automatically be downloaded to your workstation/computer. | |
Encrypted upload and downloads ? All transfers are encrypted by an encryption method. (for example: AES-265) | |
Free Test Credits ? You get free starting credits when creating an account on the farm. | |
GPU Rendering ? The farm has graphic card rendering possibilities. | |
In-App Plugins ? Upload your project from your own 3D application. | |
Multiple User In One Account ? The farm gives you the option to have multiple users in a single account, this can be with admin features so bigger companies can gives roles inside the account. | |
Online Cost Calculator | |
Student Discounts | |
Sync Feature ? Sync/cache your projects on the cloud server to limit upload times. | |
Tile Rendering ? Single frames are distributed among multiple nodes for faster results. |