If you're the smartest person in the room, then you're in the wrong room.
I have a QM2k intro system and I use it with DMX all the time straight from the QM... yet to have anything catch fire...
theres an app called QMX or something like that in the C:\Pangolin folder that will give you a simple "virtual" dmx board if you just want to play around... you can also make DMX frames that you can drop in a showtime timeline... thats how I add my Mobolazers into pangolin shows
That is awesome... For halloween, that might be just what I am looking for. Something to move the lights around when the kids walk up. I really need to learn more about my QM! there is so much that damn thing can do!
Yes, I know we are just breaking into summer, but I take halloween very seriously! Gotta plan ahead!
If you're the smartest person in the room, then you're in the wrong room.
If you're the smartest person in the room, then you're in the wrong room.
I'm curious, what are some examples of how it could be simpler? I am up to my 9th show since I started making shows 2 years ago and it jsut seems like any other timeline based "assembly program"; like Acid, or Vegas. Only issue I have heard of is the lack of a moving timeline, but I am not sure I even need that; it was mentioned by someone else just getting into the software. I am almost afraid to try Beyond when it comes out as I am comfortable with Showtime.
Editing the effects is still difficult for me. Granted, I am new to it, but having used other assembly software, it seems that adding the effects to the timeline is a little more complicated than it needs to be. Separate windows to edit the effects....stuff like that. I am still new so, it is daunting. Perhaps when I use it more, I will become more familiar and thus, more comfortable.
If you're the smartest person in the room, then you're in the wrong room.
well rumor has it QS is going to get a QM2k port... that might suit your needs better... but in that case you might be better off selling your QM and getting a FB3