Advanced LED functions
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FreeStyler is made by Rapheal Wellekens there is no other person developing the software so please be aware that adding new features
and changing current ones may require a lot of work. This is a place to discuss ideas, please make requests via the feature request option on the BUG TRACKER
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Re: Advanced LED functions
You could always use the dmx400. It will do most of what you want!
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- dmxlighting
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Re: Advanced LED functions
OK its not too hard to do.
DMX400 will work well for 4,6,8 or 12 fixtures with an 'intensity' set in its FS profile.
On your fs desktop, right click each fixture you want to use in turn and select 'Use in DMX400...'
As you do this a box will appear asking which channel you want it to be on (from 1 to 12). Give each fixture a unique channel ID.
Launch DMX400, click 'chaser' and select one of the 10 patterens. You can play with the fades to get various results on speed, intensity etc.
If you have some LED pars then there are some features for control over them too.
You should find it easy enough after 1/2 hour of playing around with it. Remember that its only for live use and you cannot save any setting into sequencies / cues etc.
See how you get on and report back if you get stuck.
DMX400 will work well for 4,6,8 or 12 fixtures with an 'intensity' set in its FS profile.
On your fs desktop, right click each fixture you want to use in turn and select 'Use in DMX400...'
As you do this a box will appear asking which channel you want it to be on (from 1 to 12). Give each fixture a unique channel ID.
Launch DMX400, click 'chaser' and select one of the 10 patterens. You can play with the fades to get various results on speed, intensity etc.
If you have some LED pars then there are some features for control over them too.
You should find it easy enough after 1/2 hour of playing around with it. Remember that its only for live use and you cannot save any setting into sequencies / cues etc.
See how you get on and report back if you get stuck.
Freestyler DMX - Pissing over the competition since 199x
What do you want for free ?
Freelance Lighting Programmer / Sound Engineer / Designer / Installer and General All Round AV Expert
What do you want for free ?
Freelance Lighting Programmer / Sound Engineer / Designer / Installer and General All Round AV Expert