Unlock the Power of GrandMA3: Programming a Song with Recipes

[@SamuelRodriguesLD]

maybe the best ma3 tutorials channel on youtube. spend so much time here and learn so much. THANK YOU TUE

[@Event-Lighting]

Thank you for supporting my channel by watching and commenting 🙏🙏🙏

[@longbeach41d]

how to record a STOMP DIMMER OR STOMP POSITION PRESET?

[@samuelcampbell6559]

Really useful. Thanks for all the great work.

[@Event-Lighting]

Thanks for watching 🙏🙏

[@Foxguy_123]

Thank you for another great tutorial!

[@Event-Lighting]

Cool - thank you for taking the time to comment 🙏🙏🙏

[@anthonysimon6496]

Thanks for your videos. But how you create stomp preset ?

[@jonathan_31]

Will the tree structure be integrated into the recipes section, so that you can easily keep control of your recipes lines?

[@jaydeepee123]

Love that idea! Send it to your local Ma Distributor!!

[@timforan2298]

Take it a step further and add tree structure to everything, especially the MIDI remotes page

[@Event-Lighting]

Well maybe - i don’t know. But if you want tree structure, you can use part cues and get it that way. Maybe one type of fixture par cue part. Personally I think I would lose some of the clear overview of the entire cue. But maybe not 🤷‍♂️😀

[@Gkh_lx]

Might have misinterpreted your point - but - for what you’re trying to achieve, cue parts should do the trick. It’s quite straightforward to make macros for cue parts for each fixture type with labels and appearances too

[@daynedehaven3527]

How did you create your stomp phasers?

[@rescuetech74]

Great job! One question --- why did you not have to 'cook' any of the recipes? 😃

[@Event-Lighting]

The recipes auto cook - unless you made changes to underlying phaser etc. Cooking is not necessarily something you do all the time. As long as you use 1.9.7.0 😀

[@willmertorres4191]

@Event-Light great tutorial, question to replicate cues as you did from chorus to verse again, copy cue at isn’t easy?

[@Event-Lighting]

I just use CTRL C and CTRL V to copy recipes between cues. 😀

[@corinomarco7089]

What a madness! I like it soo much, a very revolution. One question, the Fixture you called roxx... which ones are they?

[@Event-Lighting]

Glad you liked it. 😀 It’s a fixture from the manufacturer called roxx and the fixture is a full color 2-lite. roxxlight.com/cluster-b2-fc/

[@applesaretasty8205]

@@Event-Lighting are these in the ma3 library? cant seen to find them

[@Event-Lighting]

I am sure they are in MA-Share somewhere. I thing you can download the GDTF from the Roxx website as well 😀

[@applesaretasty8205]

@@Event-Lighting what are they called in your patch? on the ma3 patch library?

[@Event-Lighting]

I think they are called “Cluster B2FC” or something variant there of. But you can download the profile on the link posted earlier 😀

[@cobralyoner]

thanks Tue

[@Event-Lighting]

Thanks for watching 👍👍🙏🙏

[@brycedelany8211]

Tracking is so annoying for this workflow. I wish stopping stuff between cues was more efficient.

[@KevinSmith-ww5uk]

Thanks for the great content. Would it make sense in your standard cue to use an All Fixtures group instead of having a new recipe line for each group? This would let you add fixtures to the preset without needing to change all of the standard cues in the show.

[@Event-Lighting]

Well maybe. I just played with it and it seems to work alright. Maybe that’s the way to go 😀😀

[@FabioMonteneri]

great video as always, thank you very much at 29.30 you shuffled the "audience" static position so there's not result :D you should have shuffled the "circle template" movement to have the shuffling movement.. i know is just a slip after 30 min talking :D

[@Event-Lighting]

Haha yes that’s probably why. Thank you 😀😀

[@Maciekpkkkkkk]

Yo this is some fine a*s content. I'm in awe seeing you deliver this quality tutorials time and time again. Keep up the good work and most sincire thanks from me. You're the best man

[@Event-Lighting]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching and commenting 🙏🙏🙏

[@liorpink]

Thank you for this tutorial. Great as always.

[@Event-Lighting]

Thank you for watching - i hope you can learn something from it 🙏

[@licon0972]

Hi, I saw that in one of your videos you have Robe Spiider in your patch. Do you have a fixture that also works properly in 3D View? I'm looking for one. Many greetings, Frank

[@Event-Lighting]

If you switch the 2 dimmer channels in the fixture profile they work in real life - and 3D I think 😀

[@royarnewold8022]

Thank you very much ! This one was very good :) You are doing a great job!

[@Event-Lighting]

Thank you - glad you like it 😀😀

[@chegejames2453]

I have learnt so much from Tue… thankyou so much

[@Event-Lighting]

Thank you for watching my content 🙏🙏

[@Lightguycalvin]

I’ve watched this video several times and learn something new every time! By the way, what key presses are you using to create the spaces between recipes lines?

[@doronkoren7159]

I think the recipes look nice. but the workflow is too slow. with "normal" presets it would take half the time. not to mention that until there is a cue only and copy status options it is a risky method because you might forget tracking data

[@Event-Lighting]

Well - i think that programming with recipes seems slow when you do it for the first time, and yes while there is stuff that takes longer, there is also thing that saves you time. So all put together i think is🥲it is a little slower, but not much. But if you stick 100% to recipes you save a ton of time when you need to exchange your rig on tour. 😀😀