Over the last 18 months or so (maybe longer) I've been making light sequences to go with musical sections to play live. Shows in QLC are something I've never really played with & I don't think would be suited to my use case though I'm open to suggestions

I generally start by making generic colour wash scenes, then put those wash scenes into chases. I figured out how to make those scenes work as colour 'blinders' by making chases where the scene fades out (or a blank scene fades in). Then I hit on the idea of making chases containing those chases. To make them fit a particular section of music I tend to play the tune in VDJ, looped. I time the chase to roughly fit the music, then arrange the chase & see how it plays along. Rinse & repeat - maybe for a long time til I get it looking right (man, I wish there was some kind of step sequencer or real-time recording method..)..
This is basically 'sound to light' +++ only a lot more accurate.
Up to now I've really only concentrated on wash lighting but movers etc are going to follow.
Here's a video of some of the process - NB the audio is slightly out of sync (thanks OBS studio LOL).
How do you do yours? Am I missing any time-saving tricks?