Using a visualizer available and ready to use can not only save you time, it can also make you money if you’re in the business of lighting. Even if you’re just doing lighting for your band or church, trying to program without having to be in front of your lighting rig, visualization has its’ benefits!
Visualizers can be a great way to work with stage lights in a virtual world, whether to work ahead, practice, or mock up designs for a client. In this post, we’re going to go a little deeper and explore (4) 3d stage visualizers and some of the differences between them.
Just as a console wouldn’t program stage lighting on its own, using a visualizer won’t build your show on its own. In this post, we’re going to walk through a simple workflow of how to get started with a visualizer and suggestions on how to do so.