It used to be that we just used simple DMX cable out of our console to our lights to control everything. Today, it’s becoming more and more common to use Art-Net and sACN – common forms of networked DMX – to control our lights.
If you are used to working with other hardware lighting consoles, you may find yourself at the end of your first time running ONYX, and wonder "how in the world do I shut this thing down?"
If you’re using more than a few DMX fixtures, or have them spread out across your stage, you’re going to want to split your DMX signal!
New Blog Post Want a DMX test device and so much more – all from the palm of your hand?
What does it take to get a basic network setup for a stage lighting system? In this guide, David shows you exactly how to get started with a simple example!
Here is a question that I get all to often here on Learn Stage Lighting – “I’ve got __________ no-name brand light. I don’t have a manual, and I need to get it working, what do I do?”