Cakewalk and Dimmer Paks

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Maybe there are some musicians or light gurus that can help illuminate some options for me.

I currently have 6 par 64s and 5 par 38s. I am looking to create scenes in cakewalk (we run music sequences with our show) and have that information control my lights via midi.

Is there a way to do that by purchasing a dimmer pak only rather than a controller? The controller seems to be a waste since the commands are coming from Cakewalk. Is this possible and can you recommend any dimmer packs that can just accept midi information. If not can you recommend any controllers?

Any help is apreciated.

9/20/0511:56 PM

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