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It sounds like this could be used to trigger complex lighting scenes and effects by listening in on the MIDI for a hardware-only music set, is that the case? Be
by shadowoflight 6y ago
It sounds like this could be used to trigger complex lighting scenes and effects by listening in on the MIDI for a hardware-only music set, is that the case? Because, if so, this may be exactly the kind of software I've been keeping an eye out for.
- jcelerier 6y ago> It sounds like this could be used to trigger complex lighting scenes and effects by listening in on the MIDI for a hardware-only music set, is that the case? Yep, that's the idea - and to be honest one of the reason I've originally involved myself in this project is because I wanted to score lightings from Ableton Live with my band and that just did not work as well as I wanted it to. 6 years later the band hasn't released a single thing but at least we have our DAW now :-) Note that the DMX editing is fairly bare-bones - my recommendation for advanced shows is to design the light scenes in e.g. QLC+ (https://www.qlcplus.org/ https://www.qlcplus.org/) and then control them from ossia score at a higher level through OSC messages. But it's possible to bang raw ArtNet bytes if you want - we had a small exhibit doing just that a couple days ago.