| One software, three interfaces.
Depending on your needs, you can
choose between the
DMXCreator512Basic (USB-port),
DMXCreator512MK2 (LPT-port) or
the DMXCreator1024 (USB-port)
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| Free lifetime software upgrades.
Online 24 hours for download
from the homepage.
Large fixture library (more than
400 fixtures) that will be
constantly updated. |
| The DMXCreator software controls
any fixture that has a
DMX512 port. Each fixture can
occupy up to 32 DMX channels. |
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The "Visual Emulator"
creates a 3D view of your
light show, even if no real
fixtures are connected. The
colored moving beams of the
fixtures gives you the
possibility to preprogram
your show. Place
environmental objects like
truss, stages, DJ booths
speaker boxes and many more.
Import possiblity for 3DS
files |
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| Create tilt-waves, color sweeps,
fans, random positions and other
incredible effects for same type
of fixtures just within seconds
using the new "Effects
Generator" |
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Multiple routing
possibilities of DMX
input to output. Record
feature for data on DMX
input |
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You can use bitmap
pictures to represent
the building or stage layout
onto the fixture icons can
be placed. Each fixture can
have a name assigned such as
"downstage left Cyberlight"
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The library of fixture
panels can be extended
individually. The user is
able to create, edit or
download panels. |
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Sequence steps can get their
trigger steps from the
internal clock, a tap
beat knob, internal master
time track, external sound source or MIDI
show control |
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| Each show can have up to
256 sequences, where each
sequence can contain up to 16384
scenes. The quantity of Show
files is unlimited |
| Memorizing of the main scanner's
beam targets and focus for fast
adaptation of ready shows to any
new location. It's easy to use a
new fixture in a previously
programmed show due to the copy
and paste, save and load (scene,
sequence, fixture scene, fixture
sequence) features |
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| The final show can be remote
controlled via the PC Midi
input 1. Full control: Patch/Program
change sets the desired Sequence
(0-127), note on selects the
scene within the sequence
(0-127). 2. Sequence control:
Patch/Program change or note on
selects the sequence (0-127) and
is running with the
preprogrammed tempo mode and
speed.
Midi start/stop commands are
supported for start and stop of
sequence. |
| The "Multi Sequence Player"
allows the user to play up to 16
different sequences
simultaneously |
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Cue list for fast
access to predefined "Multi
Sequence" combinations
(Cues) |
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The "Track Editor"
allows the user to display
and manipulate the path of a
scan beam. The "Sewing
Machine" mode allows
creating new scenes as
points marked on this path
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Traditional light software
options - Pan/Tilt swapping
and reverse, 8 and 16-bit
pan/tilt control |
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Different crossfade modes
generate smooth movement
between scenes. It's
possible to adjust any DMX-value,
scene time and fade time
directly in a graphical bar
window |
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| You can override fixtures to
manual control (master mode) at
any time for instance to use as
follow spot |
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Each fixture has its own
"Fixture Control panel"
including color buttons,
faders, pan/tilt panels,
Gobo picture buttons and CMY
color picker |
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| Play List feature for
multimedian shows includes
playing of Windows media files
like mp3, wav, mov and running
synchronized lighting sequences
at the same time. |
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| Create fixture groups for
faster access multiple fixtures |
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Supported OS:
Minimum system
requirements of the
computer:
- IBM or compatible PC
with Pentium
processor 300Mhz
- 32MB Ram
- 10MB free harddisk
space
- Screen resolution
800x600, 16 colors
- Mouse or Trackball
or Touchscreen
For optimal
performance we suggest:
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IBM or compatible PC
with Pentium processor
PIII 500Mhz or faster
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64MB or more Ram
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Sound Blaster compatible
soundcard (for audio
trigger) with midi
interface
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Screen resolution
1024x768, 64k colors
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DUE TO CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTS,
SPECIFICATIONS MAY CHANGE WITHOUT