Say you download a free sequence from the Internet and load it into your Sequence Editor (SE). However, when you hit ‘play’ the SE tells you that it can’t find the media file, or some other error. What do you go? Click on “Edit -> Media” and choose the audio file that goes with the…
Lights on before and after the show.
The Light-O-Rama controllers can be connected in any order you want. You can connect #1 to #2 or to #42. It won’t matter what order the controllers are connected in, just that they are connected to each other. For example, if you have 3 controllers there are 6 different ways you can hook them up….
No. * You may only run one version of the software on your computer. Thus you could not have 2.9.14 and 3.0.2 installed at the same time. * If your technical in nature, and the concept of a Virtual Machine doesn’t scare you, consider that as an option.
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Sometimes when you create a new Musical Sequence, you can an error message that says, in part, “Audio Analysis Error.” If you encounter this error message there is an easy fix. See this PDF from LOR. You will need to run your audio file through Audacity. This will create a Constant Bit Rate MP3 file.
Ready to get started with S3? Want more help? Take a look at these video tutorials from Light-O-Rama. Looking for more help getting started with the new S3 program? Bob, who works at Light-O-Rama posted the following content in the forums. The contents of the post, as of 10/18/2011 are posted below. You might want…
When working with the Light-O-Rama system, it is very important to use a common ‘language’ when discussion various aspects of the software. For example, “Control Panel” is a term used to define part of the LOR Software. However, it’s also used in the Windows world. This article is an attempt to define the terms…
Ever get started working on a sequence, only to go back later and see that the lights are matching up to the music? See this PDF from LOR. You will need to run your audio file through Audacity. This will create a Constant Bit Rate MP3 file. [The following is from a post on…
Version 3.0.0 had a bug where the Hardware Utility might confuse certain controller types with each other when it scans for connected hardware. For example, if you had a CTB16PC controller, version 3.0.0’s Hardware Utility might incorrectly report it as being a CCF controller. This was corrected in 3.0.2.