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These lights are absolute beasts. But you need powerful software such as Madrix and MA to use 100% of their capabilities. Wolfmix can't do such complicated things. Of course, you can use the Shapes mode on these, but I find this mode quite strange and difficult to understand. IMHO it is easier to run it in Extended mode through MA or other professional consoles with powerful pixelmapping engines.

Hi- these smaller movers have been working well for me: ua-cam.com/video/fR0JBQygxdo/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!

@@LearnLizard thanks for your help and Videos . Those are always be the start point for dj‘s

Yeah, it seems every manufacturer puts their DMX channels in a different order. 😖 It would make it much easier to set up fixtures if there was more of a standard.

Yes, that's exactly right. I use one receiver for each "location" (stage right, left, etc.) and daisy chain all the lights together in each location. Appreciate you watching!

@@LearnLizard thank you very much! I am new to DMX and I am using it in a live band situation with the MaestroDMX controller. I play drums so I needed something hands free to give us a decent light show. Now that I know I can go wireless for my front washes and up to my overhead truss this will be a game changer and not have to drag out DMX cords everywhere!! AGAIN A GIGANTIC THANK YOU!!!!

I agree it's of little use if you have to press "auto" for chases. Unfortunately I'm not aware of any workarounds.

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Really appreciate the kind words and thanks so much for watching this one!

Wow! Thats fantastic. Please tell us where??!!

@@LearnLizard I placed a well structured RFQ at Alibaba, most were around 1.7-2k but 2 were quite low, so I placed the order and they arrive just a few weeks ago, so far the are perfect :)

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Thanks for the kind words and good luck programming your light show!

If you are running these in the auto functions you can't edit or change any of the pan or tilt parameters unfortunately. You need to use DMX to get that level of control.

@@LearnLizard ok i get it. im buying the dmx controller soon. thanks

You will be able to do a lot more with these when you get your DMX controller.

Someone else mentioned the same thing, so maybe I will give that a try in the future.

I would love to do a grandMA video if I only had a grandMA controller 🙏

I'm glad this was helpful and good luck with your amazing shows!!

I'm using a Chauvet Hurricane Haze 2D (I have 2 of them) Here's a closer look at it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/UiDafzU4P_g/v-deo.html Both haze and smoke machines can be pretty finicky when it comes to filters and pumps clogging so I have been very reluctant to use anything other than "official" Chauvet Haze solution. That said, there are lots of DIY videos for fog/haze machines and solutions and there are probably some good options. Would love to hear about what you come up with.

I'm not that familiar with SHoW Baby products but most of these turnkey solutions are setup to work as a closed proprietary system. Unfortunately I don't believe it will work with the dmx/ethernet interface in this video.

Hi and thanks for the kind words. Setting up a new fixture in Vibrio is fairly easy. I start off making a new show as each show can have its own fixtures. Then I click the fixtures icon and the the "+" at the bottom of the pane. Then I select "create new" enter the starting address I want at the top of the page (You might want to leave that as 1) Then hit the "+" and create the first channel by picking a category (color, beam, etc.) and then name. (red, green, etc.) It doesn't really matter what you pick, its just to help label the channels so you know what you are picking. Keep adding channels until it matches the number of channels on your fixture. If a particular channel doesn't seem to be working correctly you can try turning the fader icon to the right of the name on or off. That's actually all there is to it. Good luck and thanks for watching!

Its too bad there are not more lights with UV. I truly love the black lights effects. Thanks for watching!

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Appreciate those kind words and thanks for the sub!

Hi- My manual says that DMX channel 14 controls the pan & tilt speed, but it actually calls up different preset patterns. Your's might pre programmed the same way from the factory which means no pan/titlt speed unfortunately.

DMX Channel 14 is supposed to control Pan/Tilt speed (according to the manual) but on mine instaed it lets you choose preprogrammed patterns. Yours may have the same firmware in which case there is probably no way to change P/T speed unfortunately.

Its actually a harder to grasp concept than one might think. This controller is set up to have 16 channels per fixture if you need them, but you only use what you need) So for example if your 1st fixture is a simple light with 6 DMX channels, the controller would have 10 extra channels left over. If your second light has 14 channels, there would be 2 channels left over. That's why each fixture on the controller is set in 16 channel increments. Hope that helps and appreciate you watching.

@@LearnLizard Thanks. I actually understand what you're saying quite well, and can envision the blocks of numbers, say, if you had 17 for one, 6 for another, etc... .but little things like how you tell the controller that fixture 1 is 17, that fixture 2 is 6, etc etc, is more difficult. What keys tells the controller that? And how do we move to numbers beyond what the sliders can designate, etc. I was going to ask how we know the # of channels each fixture takes, but I see it's either in the manual, or some can be set to different channel modes. It's the specifics of the various controls which seem a bit counterintuitive, so far, and which I need to learn.

Yes, absolutely. You can combine any different DMX lights you want. Connect the first light to the controller and then daisy chain the additional lights together. To make it the easiest to program, you should have each light set to have its own unique DMX starting address. Here's a video that helps explain: ua-cam.com/video/nVbVl4s_pQ4/v-deo.html

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True enough but if the laser is side projected away from the performers it is a way to minimize risk. That said, lasers like this need to be treated with great care! Appreciate you watching.

Thanks for your kind words. 🙂 As the LaserCube Pro and Ultra both have ILDA ports you can run them with any compatible software. I have plans to do a video on Pangolin Quickshow but just haven’t gotten to it yet. There are also several third party software apps that work with any LaserCubes’s ethernet connection such as LaserShowGen, Modulaser, Maxwell Synth, etc. Appreciate you watching!

I will need a big room!

Muchas luces tienen temporizadores y/o controles de temperatura incorporados que apagarán la luz para evitar que los motores o las luces se quemen.

You can set a few of the auto functions by going into the menu controls but the best way is with a DMX controller.

Good luck and hope you get it working

Hi- This is definitely a question that comes up a lot. Unfortunately, the built in sound and auto functions on little lights like these are completely separate from the DMX functions where you would set the colors. That being said, lots of controllers (even simple ones) have built in sound active functions so your best bet is to program your scenes and then try triggering them with the controller’s sound active functions. Good luck and thanks for watching!

Yes, you can definitely set up lights from different brands but chances are that the DMX channels will be different on each light. So to get them to move together you would have to individually program each one in a chase made from scenes where the pan and tilt positions were matched. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.

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This truss is actually quite sturdy. I’ve had up to 8 lights lights like these with no problems. Here’s a video on a few different ways to mount smaller lights: ua-cam.com/video/CaeAaZdbpCU/v-deo.html

@@LearnLizard thank you for the information, love your videos!

Wow, that’s a really interesting question. Definitely not something that is commonly done, but I did find this box that says it can do it: response-box.com/gear/decabox-dmx-to-midi/ Thanks for the kind words and I appreciate you watching!

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