I have been working with all this setup for a couple weeks and just found this forum yesterday. I apologize in advance but I'll likely be posting several questions today. Sorry.... New to DMX, and I'm not the brightest bulb in the knife drawer to begin with.
I love the concept of the visualizer since I can work on scenes when I have spare time at the office without the whole rig in front of me. I've successfully built our stage footprint, trusses and stands. I've also found all my gear and gotten it installed in the correct positions. One problem though... Our chick singer is much better looking than the virtual one but my virtual counter part looks better than I do! Oh well....
Here are my questions / issuesthus far:
Par Cans - I have (8) Venue Par 38's and (4) Venue Par 64's. I can't find profiles for them, but I did find a Venue Par 56 though links on the ADJ site. All the attributes seem to be the same so I'm just using 12 56's on the virtual stage. Anyone see any real issue there?
However, I have to put the 6th fader on each of them into 'color blend' position to make them work on screen. In real life, that is not required. Why is that? Any at to fix it?
ColorStrip Mini's - again found the profile on the ADJ site. However, there is a white spot light coming off of them virtually all th time. I can't shut it off.... What is that? It does change color when I run the color macro's but I can't make it go away. Also, the color strips seem to only work in color mix mode at all. I suppose it's overly complex to actually create the different chases and effects, right? They're completely unusable in the virtual mode though until I can get the white light off. Help??
ADJ Galaxian 3D - same as color strip minis. White light all the time. Unusable until I can figure that out. Also, does that thing actually create any 'laser' type effect in the virtualizer? If so, I can't get it to work.
The ADJ Quad effect and moving head fixtures seem to work beautifully in the virtualizer.
Any help / feedback is greatly appreciated!
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