Hey Simon, We are planning to do just this, we're just awaiting the new version of the processors from Abstract so it's what everyone who now orders gets. Our current ones are the original duplicators so miss the individual control and the web based control

Ok great thanks for the reply.

I prefer the encoders on the original mobile to be sure! The LEDs are ok, just not fun in complete darkness.

@@kentmediagroup thx for the honest response. Only adding the new buttons are way too sensitive. I rest my fingers on the buttons so I don’t have to look at them. Way too many miss fires with these sensitive buttons. T2 buttons, encoders, and backlight leds destroy the T3. I use my T2 is what I still use busking

Agreed. The new buttons are too light and easy to mis-hit - especially when using the number pad for data entry. I could understand it if it was a necessity to get the size down for the T3... but they put the same buttons on the D9 ​@@josephjuliano7889

We will do :) First proper outing over the weekend so we'll let you know how it goes

I was very much curious of this as well as the new encoders seem quite smaller

So a few weeks since the video and all still good, The T3 layout does take getting used to

Good news, thanks!

Hi Daniel, Titan and show editor are two different control options, they do not work simultaneously.

@@kentmediagroup Thanks for your answer!! I understand, so it would be possible to control the Live Show with the Avolites Titan Mobile? to be able to launch effects already recorded in the software with the Titan Mobile

The two are different things - Avolites is DMX control, ShowNet is network control where you can do much more. DMX with avolites just makes it much easier and quicker to get setup

Ok I understand so I would have to purchase the shownet software ok no problem there my issues is will it be compatible with the laser fixtures I have I have one that looks like the DS 1000rgb but it's a china manufacturer. Is there anyway I can get in touch with someone to talk with so after gathering all the information an knowing it will work I would make the purchase

@@sadekiebutler2501 you only need ShowNet software if your laser has the ShowNet main board inside or if you have a ShowNet interface which then plugs into an ILDA port.

Hi Sadekie, ShowNet software (and ShowEditor/ShowController) can be downloaded from Laserworld's website. We have it installed on our lighting computer shown in this video to make it easier for us.

The DS-1000 are shown in this video :) - it is the better unit of the two.

Hi Chris, Leave the unit to charge for an hour or so, ideally best to charge from a decent USB power supply than a USB port on a computer though as they often can't deliver the power that's needed to charge the battery quickly. When the unit is charged, turn it on, press and hold the surface on the top and it should start flashing and continue to do so for around 5 minutes, once the process is complete it will stop flashing and the cleaning cycle is over.

@@kentmediagroup Thank you. Will try that out now. Regards. Chris

@@kentmediagroup - Hi Guys. Yes, that has worked! Thank you so much for your help. I think I was trying to get it to work when it wasn't fully charged. Now that it is it seems to be working perfectly. Regards. Chris

@@SuperFloorshaker Fantastic news! :)

What were you thinking of adding? As it's DMX it can be controlled like any other light fixture so you can pretty much do anything you like with it :)

@@kentmediagroup uhm I mean... different looks across numerous of Projectors, and can be put randomly or linearly across all the rigs without the same content being displayed.. regardless of zone chase fx and stuff .. as what's in this video (as reference) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bF7OdpVuq6ukoJY I know they aren't using DMX for this.. but I just wonder if DMX can do really stuff like that^ Tbh, I prefer an artnet, or stream ethernet connection (for lasers) rather then DMX tho 😃🙂 Also, if you're a Pango, especially Beyond users, I'm sure you will know what I'm talking about 😉👍

@@jhrlasers Yep, that's the beauty of DMX as each laser has it's own address so it can output different looks or the same look that's varied. If you think of it as a Zone, you can easily do this with computer software. For us we used fixture groups in Avolites titan to select odd/even and top/bottom, the 3W in the centre was on it's own too. You can also select each fixture individually of course! If you were talking about adding more outputs then depending on your software, this should be possible.

@@kentmediagroup Ah.. I see But well, it's still limited based on the individual fixture internal memory of gobos right ? We can't make any change or custom creation tools just based on DMX, (it can, but it would require us to upload and store those cues and files directly to inside the hardware memory before on site rigs to play) Which I thought why just don't use another way (software control) to get more sophisticated tools to do more complex stuff and on site live control creation tools as well, aside the limitation of DMX ?..🤔

@@jhrlasers yes of course you'd need to upload the frame or animation to the unit first just like you'd change a gobo on a standard fixture or upload Media server. As standard there's a fair few animations and frames stored but you can easily upload your own with the admin tool.

I think the LED power is great on these, for larger beams you'd probably look into the Vizi Beam 12RX or 16RX although they aren't LED

You can set and save safety areas although it is a little more complex over DMX. It would likely be best to go into ShowNet admin tool and set the safety zone in there and save it to the laser unit. This remains even if the unit is being used in DMX. You can adjust safety zones, geometry correction, colour correction, sizing, output levels and more which is quite handy.

@@kentmediagroup up to what size of space is that ds 3000 actually interesting to use? Especially the depth of the room before the beam fades

@@svdv5414 To be honest we got ours just before lockdown hits so unfortunately we've not had the chance to fully test it indoors. We have however used it outdoors for a single point scanning the sky and It was visible a few miles away still

Any laserworld laser with ShowNet can be controlled via DMX like this, it doesn't matter which console you use as DMX is DMX. You may need to create your own fixture profile as there probably isn't one already made for your console, once you have this you'll be able to control them just like we have in the video 👍

@@kentmediagroup awesome thank you for the quick reply!

All via DMX, there was no ILDA used at all

@@kentmediagroup Except of course for the built in ILDA interface (the ShowNet) in the lasers ;) So the actual lasers are running from ILDA, but no external ILDA cables or interfaces are used here :) It really is a quite nice way to run lasers! I'm currently running my Kvant ClubMax 2000 with external ShowNet Pro interfaces, so just run a 50cm ILDA cable from the interface to the laser, not quite as convenient as built in interfaces, but almost :)

We tried it on our RODE NT-1A and it fits really well :)

Thank you buddy!!

I think the RX-Ones have the edge on brightness over the focus beams buddy :)

@@kentmediagroup only they do not have a horizontal prism; (

For their output buddy, they're pretty compact! We were so happy with them we bought 4! :)

Kent Media Group I like that they are battery power

@@DjBriteEyes afraid not buddy, mains powered only. The screen is battery powered so you can set them up before rigging

Kent Media Group ok