Live and flexible control of your DMX lighting fixtures with MIDI controllers is now a reality. Everything is triggered via MIDI and the band can easily modify and create new lighting scenes using the DAW they’re used to. The dedicated MIDI tracks they made for the lighting ensures it’s in sync with the music.
What is DMX lighting control?
DMX (Digital Multiplex) is a protocol used to control devices such as lights or fog machines. The signal is unidirectional, meaning it only travels in one direction; from the controller or first light, all the way to the last. A DMX Fixture is essentially a light or group of lights assigned to one or more channels.
Can I control my DMX lighting fixtures with a MIDI controller?
Live and flexible control of your DMX lighting fixtures with MIDI controllers is now a reality. Lightjams customizes your MIDI to DMX mappings in a very unique and powerful way. Multiple MIDI controllers can talk to Lightjams at the same time, including keyboards, launchpads, pedals and drums.
What can I do with the MIDI input?
The MIDI input is going really fast and can keep pace even with the speediest musicians. Unleash the power of MIDI control and note messages and really control any Lightjams parameters in a few mouse clicks. If remote control is your goal, you’ll be served!
How can I control lightjams with MIDI?
Unleash the power of MIDI control and note messages and really control any Lightjams parameters in a few mouse clicks. If remote control is your goal, you’ll be served! Lightjams can send back the 16 channels of MIDI notes and cc to control other software or generate feedback with your MIDI instruments.
What controller do The Vandelles use to light up their music?
Lighting Designer, Nick Foligno from Union Garage Audio designed and ran this light show live to the music of Brooklyn band, The Vandelles. He used a MIDI controller (Akai APC40) to activate cues and designated ‘hot’ keys for special effects like strobes, floods and fog.
