– Send all MIDI and MIDI Show Control messages with the MIDI cue – Inject live values from your workspace into outgoing OSC messages – Fade your OSC messages over time, in 1D or 2D – Send OSC or UDP messages using the Network cue – Masking and edge-blending across multiple projectors – Full-screen or custom geometry for Video cues – Sample-accurate playback synchronization across multiple cues – Unlimited slices of your media files for looping and vamping – Support for up to 24 channels of live audio input – Support for up to 24-channel audio files – Support for up to 64 channels of audio output – Control both the Light Dashboard and individual Light cues via OSC messages.
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– Use AppleScript, either externally or via Script cues, for advanced programming techniques like algorithmically generating a series of Light cues. (Or adding a new command to all of them at once.) – Batch-edit multiple light cues by selecting them and then simply editing any light command they all share. – Quickly see when a group of instruments is set to all the same level or a mix of different levels. – In slider view, select multiple commands to temporarily “gang” them, so you can adjust them up or down together. – In slider view, indicators show the current live value of each light in a cue. – In slider view, expand group commands into all the individual instruments currently in the group. – Easily delete individual light commands from any cue, and of course undo any edits. – Edit lights via keyboard entry (on the command line) or with the mouse (via clicking and dragging.) – View the Light Dashboard as sliders or tiles. – View light cues as sliders, tiles, or raw command text at any time. – Use QLab’s powerful light command language, with autocompletion, instrument or group parameter addressing, ranges, ad-hoc groups, and command history, to efficiently edit both the light dashboard and individual light cues. – For motorized MIDI hardware, QLab supports MIDI “feedback” from the light dashboard and individual light cues. – Map your favorite MIDI controller to light commands, for editing either the light dashboard or individual cues. – Trace back the edits to each cue that most recently modified each instrument. Update the last-run light cue with the changes, or – Adjust your lights in the dashboard, then: Close the Audition Window, and the dashboard will instantly revert back to show the live state of your lights. – Open the Audition Window to view the effects of light cues “blind” in the dashboard. – If you need to sneak in live edits from the Dashboard, you can optionally tell QLab to apply the new values “over time” so they’ll fade in smoothly. – See and manipulate the current levels of all your lights using the Light Dashboard. – All QLab fade curves are available for Light cues including linear, s-curve, or totally custom shape fades. – As with all cues in QLab, Light cues can be copied, pasted, reordered, paused, resumed, and stopped at any time – Build sophisticated lighting designs by chaining Light cues together to build complex cue sequences out of simpler parts, then trigger the sequence with a single “GO” like a chain of dominoes. A Light cue changes only the levels you set in the cue, and leaves the rest unchanged. – QLab-style levels fading: it’s simple to build looks and effects that you can layer and reuse. – Use both conventional dimmers and more complex lights with multiple parameters (includes support for percentage-based parameters, as well as both 8-bit and 16-bit direct DMX parameters.) – Create unlimited light groups to collect related instruments together, like “all”, “stage right”, “LEDs”, “floor”, or “floor front left”. – Create unlimited light instruments (like channels, but can be named anything, not just numbers). – Control unlimited Art-Net DMX universes. – Powerful and painless remote editing via QLab Remote – A comprehensive Status Window to guide troubleshooting – “Paste cue properties” tool, to selectively paste properties from one or more cues onto other cues in your workspace – “Record cue sequence” tool, to capture timing and play it back again the same way later – “Audition” cues locally without sending audio, video, or lighting output to the stage – Non-destructive design tools never modify your media files – Design in Edit Mode and run your performance in Show Mode – Unlimited Cue Carts with 1 to 64 buttons per cart – Unlimited Cue Lists with unlimited cues From Broadway to the West End, in churches, museums, store fronts, concert halls, and theaters around the world, people use QLab to bring their audio and video to life. QLab makes it simple to create rich multimedia designs for live performances and installations.
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