EatAudio Sound and Lighting: Full Lighting Show - outdoor lighting
EatAudio Sound and Lighting: Full Lighting Show
This is my full lighting show with 90 lighting fixtures all controlled by a single Windows XP based PC using the DMX Control software by Stefan Krupop. Absolutely brilliant, perhaps not entirely stable when using the MadMaxOne Matrix Plug-In, but I was so thoroughly impressed by what it could achieve! If you are in a band, a DJ, or organising your own indoor or outdoor music festival in the UK, then this lighting show is FOR HIRE! Best suited for audience sizes from 300 to 2000 people. 3000 at a push. It usually takes a day to set up, and can optionally come with a 15000 watt Peavey Versarray sound system (40 channel FOH desk and optional monitor mix). This video is good, but doesn't really do the show ANY justice! It's something that has to be experienced. Get in touch to find out more. Highlights include the 10 moving heads, the lasers - particularly the Laser Know How RGB 2200 full colour laser, and of course the Verticolor matrix at the back of the stage. Unfortunately due to the nature of ultra violet light it tends to show up on the camera as blue - which is why everything can appear a little heavy in the blue department. As if that wasn't enough - I wrote all the music for this video! Software: DMX Control, MadMaxOne Matrix Plug-In, www.dmxcontrol.de Hardware: 20 meters tri truss, 8 meters ladder truss 90 Lighting fixtures including: ● 1 x Aurora Afterglow 2 USB DMX Interface ● 1 x Martin 4-way Optically Isolated DMX Splitter ● 10 x Prolight iMove 5S Moving ...
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The High Pressure Sodium Lamp (HPS) - outdoor lighting
The High Pressure Sodium Lamp (HPS)
How it works, inventors, variations. This lamp is the most popular lamp for street and outdoor lighting in the world due to its high efficiency and acceptable color rendering. The lamp has an arc tube made of Lucalox. It uses mercury and sodium vapor combined to create a yellow-pink light. It was invented in Schenectady and Nela Park. See more videos about the electric light at YouTube/EdisonTechCenter
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Do you know what people say when I do a live show or hire? "This looks amazing!", and not once have I heard "This is over kill". You design a few light shows and I'll let you know what I think! :P
ReplyDeleteSlight over kill.... Didnt really see the point if all the equipment towards the back when you have everything on the front truss strobing... you can't see anything else... :-/
ReplyDeleteVery unhealthy truss, me thinks a little too much weight for that span length... :-S
If you check my other videos you'll see they're inverted up right and hung. Same programmes. It was set up like that mainly because it had to look good when all the moving heads were hung due to limited stage space.
ReplyDeleteNice and radioactive! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you're referring to the moving heads they are iMove 5s moving heads.
ReplyDelete20:32 nice gobos :)
ReplyDeleteWHAT ARE THE 1:50 LIGHTS CALLED?
ReplyDeleteWhy all 10 movers flown? Put 4 on the ground, or even better, at different ground heights. Adds alot of texture.
ReplyDeleteJust a kink, no biggy. Seven months on it can still take my entire weight.
ReplyDeleteThat truss doesn't seem healthy
ReplyDeleteSee if you can get a 1.5W red, 1W blue and 200mW green. That should balance the colour better!
ReplyDeleteI was thing of getting their 2.5 RGB so it's a nice demo for me.
ReplyDeleteStill awesome though lol
ReplyDeleteThe 2.2 is 1W blue, 1W red and 200mW green. The video doesn't really do it justice but I am considering replacing the red with something brighter. The blue and green elements are very striking, but as red is received least well by the eye the yellows and orange shades don't come out very well when colour mixing.
ReplyDeleteI made the music, and it'll be released sometime in September / October as an album!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice show!
ReplyDelete2.2 was a little faded I thought although I'm guessing it's a have to be there jobs.
Я искал видео вашего световое шоу в видео сравнить мусора, но вы не должны есть.Видео и музыка не должна быть синхронизирована, и если это то, что вы ищете пожалуйста, вашу критику в другом месте!
ReplyDeleteХерня. Очень мало общего между звуковой дорожкой и светом. Очень мало динамического света под такую музыку. Сопливо и жутко вяло, хотя местами доставляет.
ReplyDeletewoo, great, it is very useful
ReplyDeleteReally good lighting show!!
ReplyDeleteWhere the music come from?Can i get the music to do my finial year project:D?
very nice..........
ReplyDeleteI think you'd be sagging a bit in the middle if you had a 15kg RGB laser hanging from you too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. - However, truss is a little saggy :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you all like it! A lot of blood, swear, tears and sacrifice went into this!
ReplyDeletenot amil-gam
ReplyDeleteit's pronounced Ah-mal-gum
ReplyDeleteI caught the amalgam thing during shooting but he wanted to say it his way. It is like when GE told Steinmetz no smoking, and the reply was: "No cigar, no Steinmetz"... ok ok
ReplyDeleteFYI, amalgam is pronounced: Uh mal' gum, not Am' uhl gam.
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