Can I just put straight water in the hazer. As long as it is water based machine.?

what is your process for 3.2k with just emitters?

Luv the vids man thanks

The Black Shadow Lighting Wrench looks prime. After finishing a strike and load in of two productions I really wish I had that tool. Adding right to the arsenal. Not to mention, it'll come in handy for rigging and flies.

Thanks, for the demo, appreciated. Not convinced the fader is doing Its job. Had an older version 6 plus years ago, and it wouldn't fade either. All my fixtures are chauvet... I also find the speed fader inconsistent. Stepping back to for some fresh air. Will do some dead simple chases with just floods to confirm my suspicions. Also tried the tap button... same thing not seeing a clear connection with timing for the chases... it appears simple enough.

What midi device is connected to the WMX1?

As a in-house DJ, I really enjoy bringing the audience along with me through the songs. The better I get, the more of a reaction I get. It's priceless.

Good tips. I would add that you should also check on skintones, not just on a white wall. Two whites from different fixtures can look close enough on white, but wildly different on actual objects or people

Thanks so much for the video! Keep up the good work!

No. You have to twist it away from you all the way down. I hate over under.

Your awesome! Thank you so much for taking your time and resources and money and making videos for us. You’ve been very helpful in this journey and I appreciate you. Happy birthday 😂😊

Been on a rabbit hole dive to learn about stage lighting. Your info is awesome! Maybe someday I’ll be in the rafters?

Thank you so much for this video because I’m about to purchase a laser and I was undecided on which one to get. Seems like the higher wattage the best!

Thank you so much for this video because I’m about to purchase a laser and I was undecided on which one to get. Seems like the higher wattage the best!

I love LightKey, and use it for a couple different venues, but struggling to get a Blizzard AutoBahn 8 artnet controller to connect to it. We got it for a theater in order to have enough dmx capability to run movers and the stage lighting with. We knew it was an older device, but had heard they were rock solid and a good choice for permanent installations that have to interface with outside acts coming in with their own gear and controllers. That all said, despite setting it up how I would most other artnet interfaces, LightKey just does not see it, despite seeing the activity light go nuts when trying to poll the network for finding it. Have you ever put an AutoBahn8 with LightKey? If so, how'd you get it to see it?

Hi David love your videos you were a big help when I was learning DMXIS program ...I'm still using DMXIS and we would like to add FlexFire LED's to our show in manual mode I'm able to change thru 32 different channels more than enough for what were doing we have a DMX SPI for it, but I can't seem to find a suitable program on the DMXIS library ...have you ever used it with a DMXIS ..I know you on to bigger and better things now ..any help would be appreciated ..Cheers keep up the good work

Looks like they've updated quite a few things to Show Buddy since this video. Looks like VST and support and a whole lot more?

Something doesn’t seem right on the Maestrodmx. Is the audio level input level correct in the system settings it seem low? My Maestro is very reactive on the lights using 1.32 firmware. Also you should try it again after the next 1.4 releases in a couple of weeks where you have static mover control.

A problem I run into often is trying to get cheap pars to spread their beam more - wax paper has sufficed in that regard but I agree it sucks a lot of the fixtures output. I tend to hang a lot of backlights in designs, and have more often put these gel style diffusion filters in just to hide the individual LEDs on cheap fixtures from an audience - sometimes helps the color to mix too. Love the videos!!

I use the wolfmix for lighting rock and metal bands, works like a charm kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIbVh3ZnrbOSmJIfeature=shared

if i want for example create a LED pixel circle 1 meter diameterer with 32 pixels and milky cover so that u get that smooth effect is there any viusalizer who let me build that kind of custom fixture? which visualizer supports kinectic fixtures?

Hi, how can I see 10 banks on my tablet? I only see 1-5

Horrible video. I’m halfway through the video and we’re still on “what do I want this lighting to do” it’s so hard to get to information. Great camera. Great audio. Great setting. Great production. Everybody puts too much into those things but information is not there. I’d prefer just a guy with a camera phone that really comes with INFORMATION! And then the “free guide” at the end. I almost knew that was coming. No information then try to promote the free guide. I’m almost pissed

Where to buy those lights?

got everything patched... Can't get anything to turn on... I have run a 5 scene 60 channel preset board, none of this modern shit makes sense. Once patched, why can't I pick a fixture and bring it up? How do you even possibly busk on this stuff?

"OMG!!!!!!" "FINALLY!" a person that explains how to "wind" cable correctly and explains why, briefly, and it can be any kind of cable: Home Speaker Wire, Power Cords or leftover wire. He mentioned it's because of the way the wire "Bursts" into the World. In deeper detail it's because as the Copper or Aluminum strand comes out of the final or intermediary extrusion die it's still red hot and immediately wound onto a spool where it cools creating a curl. Not to mention in the Extrusion process as the billet, a large block of metal, is heated and extruded many times, it gets all kinds of twisted . . . and not as in "Sister". Then as further manufacturing processes continue, adding other wires to a bundle or Mesh Grounding around the outside then the rubber jacket, the cable is then put back on a spool with other things that have a curl and are probably warm. Thus the coil. You see it when you drop a spool of wire or solder. I learned the hard way during tear down, Center Stage: "Led Zeppelin", as I started to wrap a mic cord around my arm. A giant "NO!" rang out from almost every corner of the stadium . . . and still echoes in my head every time I go to wind a cable. "Kudos! my Friend!" 🥳 One additional tip: When I "tie" off my cables I use about enough of the tail end of the cable to circle the loop 1.5 times. Then I just gently wrap that around the coil making a "snake" like wrap around it and be sure to capture the loose connector. Then tuck the wrap connector into the bundle. If there isn't enough, shorter cable, I just weave it into a loop. Nice, clean, sturdy and it does not harm to the cable itself in anyway.

If your a school or educational institution then etc gives a great deal on their gadget II and an eos key, and the documentation on how to use to software is pretty much unmatched

What program do you use to get the “visual” lighting performance on this video?

@LearnStageLighting Thanks so much... but I have a question on splitters. The have an 'Output Link' port, when should and shouldn't I use that? For example. We are coming from our DMT controller to a splitter, then 4 cables from that, 3 go to daisy chained fixtures but 1 is going to another Splitter, should I instead use the 'Output Link' on the first splitter to go to the next? Thanks!

I am using these cheap Chinese moving heads since 2016, seems that only one factory built and then dozens of re sellers add their own names on it. I have some still running after eight years and no problem at all. Noticed that the old ones are more heavy than the new ones. The problem is this one: when the power is off, you can move manually the head in any direction, tilt, up and down, turn, left and right and nothing happens. But if you accidentally touch the head while it is turning, the belt stops and the gears (motor or the rotary gear) keep moving. That makes the full movement and stop compromised. The head then will turn half degrees of what it supposed to do, if you have it to 540 degrees, it will stop at 180 degrees, and so on. My question is, does somebody knows the steps to put it back as original? I tried, I removed the belt, moved a few teeth of the gear and put it back but seems not working. I researched internet for solutions but it seems to be a dead end. Will be fine is somebody found or have a solution and post it here, thanks.

Hi man, Great video and information! What fixtures are the bars behind you? 🤔😍

whats the model of midi controller your using with WMX1? looks pretty sweet!

Thank you!!

could also see some lighting packs like you mention and then use the ai to learn songs. if a dj it will work well and if a band is close to the record it might work. dreaming

what would interest me is a market for lighting performances that work with something like general lighting spec. green yellow blue par smog etc as general commands and then share performances for songs

FINALLY, it's such a standard staple no one thinks to make a video about it which makes it a strange entry barrier unless you know someone in the know

Best video ever 🎉

I am starting a band that will start out playing small clubs. I want to seperate us from other bands by having some moving lights and want to add dramatics to our show. We dont have any lights now. We will have to work on a budget. Also how can this work NOT hiring a light guy (automate)? You need to do some on site, with a band in small-med size clubs. Its visually better for most to see the actual stage application.

What brand are yours light behind tou?

We used to have 3 gel options - red, blue, and bastard amber.

The answer is to use the reflective surfaces of the walls, ceiling, etc. Even a reflective floor will uplight onto performers. One big advantage of front lights is that they lessen the flattening of facial features. They are also great if performers are wearing hats.

They are good for everything , except for being a strobe light 😂

Led strobe not the same effect as old for me, hate them, as well as the led black lights which also suck.

Hey David, love your channel. What softwares are you using?

Light show? Can’t see anything!

Thanks for the video Henry. Is LED CMY spot better than bulb CMY spot?

i think soundswitch is better but its just my oppinion

onyx is so complicated

What would be the cost for the two units in your demo? The ADJ and midi fader.

Lightkey! I have been using it for the last 10 years in the theater!!!