How Is This Achieved With 2 Jellyfish?

Here is another link of the same effect

If anyone else has an interest in this here is the only answer I have recieved on the topic.

“Under the SLNd menu on the slave jellyfish you can set that jellyfish to be either: Normal (same as the master) or one of three different participants in a multi-Jellyfish pattern (Slave2, Slave3, or Slave4). They've probably got that second Jellyfish set to Slave2”

I am going to stop by my local light shop tomorrow and try it out first hand.

Cheers!

Elite, Sorry for the delay in response.
but since they are not videos we at ADJ have put together ourselves we really cannot tell you how to achieve this effect as we do not know the method of control that was used to record the video. but I think you are most likely on the right path with the slave 1 and 2 setting.
Sincerely,

Jingles, thanks for your reply.

I took my Jelly over to Sound Ideas in Columbus, Ohio and they figured it out for me. It is SHOW 4 on the Master Jelly and then set the second Jelly to SLAVE 2.

If you are connecting more than 2 Jelly’s then set the 3rd to SLAVE 3, 4th SLAVE 4, etc.

The Jelly’s will have the Odd Numbers (Master & Unit 3) working together and the Even Numbers (2 & 4) working together to achieve the results in the second video link.

This adds a really cool dynamic to the effect. I may have to pick up 2 more of these fixtures now