Using Moving Light Presets (aka pallets) to program and edit

Many professional lighting consoles have presets (aka pallets) where you can select individual attributes of a moving light such as color, focus, position, etc. In this way you can quickly build a look on stage instead of having to deal with a lot of sliders and knobs for each attribute. It generally makes programming easier and faster to achieve the desired look.
In this video I use the virtual console in QLC+ to create my own presets (aka pallets) so that I can quickly build a look for moving lights or edit a look that is already in a cue.
This series of videos was created to help community theater groups. It is an introduction and series of tutorials using QLC+, a lighting program that can replace a traditional light board and is a great alternative to community theater groups due to its attractive cost.
To learn more please visit my web site:
comutinytech.c...
The QLC+ software can be downloaded here:
qlcplus.org
This is fabulous software developed by Massimo Callegari and other contributors. Please consider making a donation for all their efforts !!

[@mpiercebgtek]

Hi Edward, I find your videos very helpful. Did you do a video on creating pages on the virtual console.

[@edwardrichards7722]

You asked for it so here it is!! A tutorial on how to create pages in QLC+ Virtual Console kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHq3pYB8bbKifq8