Can you set "scenes" and then recall them with the foot controller? e.g. pedal "A" for soft blue lighting / pedal "B" for a bright. preset.
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Cat Fan, sadly I have no clue. This unit is so weak, that it really just does't matter. I put it at the back of the stage, sound activated which I adjust based on the stage volume, for ambiance. It lights up nothing, and has no value other than stated. Sequencing, foots switch? No point. Sorry.
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that I don't know, as I have never tried..............there is the capability for setting each light the way you like it, however I'm not sure the pedal will operate it as such...........the lights are pretty bright
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Not exactly. One of the pedals on the foot controller will cycle through all the preset "scenes" changing each time you step on it. There is also a blackout pedal. The third pedal turns on the built-in microphone and the lights are supposed to cycle through the factory "scenes" in time with whatever music the mic is picking up, unfortunately the mic is so sensitive that even on it's lowest setting the slightest sounds cause the lights to change. This has made using the built-in mic pedal rather useless in a live band or DJ setup because almost any SPL above say 80db causes the lights to frantically move through its "scenes" so rapidly that it's very distracting and impractical for any real world applications. However I have been able to use the pedal with our band in a similar way that you describe. When we're playing music I set one of the pedals to slowly cycle through it's scenes, when we end a song I hit the blackout pedal and when we need to talk to the audience between songs I have the third pedal set on pure white light (or whatever color you choose beforehand). I just cycle through these settings throughout a typical set. So, in a sense the pedal can do what you describe, but you're limited to just one "scene" for the entire pedalboard, there are no memory banks to recall different scenes at will. If you want to change anything you have to do it manually, one click at a time on the pedalboard. When you hit a different pedal (i.e. Blackout) you can only go back to the same previous setting you were using before when you step on another pedal. Hope this helps!
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You can change setting on flash to "Slave" and the flash unit is auto triggered by another flash. Very nice feature.
371187
Nope. You can add them the the Vera of course, but they use limited memory and do not adhere to normal Scene formats so you cannot program it with the Vera. Honestly I'd say if you want a controller you can program from the Vera, get one of the more expensive Leviton ones. This just won't do it. To set up a "scene" with this you have to add each device to the scene manually, including the dimmer level. After that, it's very hit-or-miss on reliably calling it back up.
564886
Yes, it's plug and play and it came with a software. I actually used this foot controller with mainstage 3 and it work perfectly.
1037457
I think this will depend on the operating system and software configuration you have - you can probably find out by buying one of them frst and seeing if you can reassign the pedals the way you'll need. (I'm only using one myself so haven't had to confront this.)
1741115
Change your mode to constant and it will stay on one color. you can pic many styles of flashing and pick out your own colors and make a custom sequence
1019606
It does have memory presets. 4 of them, I think...and when you turn it on and off it goes back to the station it was previously set to. I'm not sure exactly how to change the presets though
699889
I think you can use it WW I believe just refers to "warm white" as opposed to "white" which is more bluish .... hook the 5 leads up normally R,G,B, +5 and W and you can control infinite RGB colors or have the plane Warm White on only. What you cannot do is to have the RGB AND the Warm White on at the same time.
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I don't think you can. You can use the sequential RYB. I have only used the individual colors one at a time.
1240997
Unfortunately no, not out of the box. There is supposedly a way to install something that will allow you to not have to re-map the knobs every time you switch tracks, but it did not work for me when I tried to set it up.
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I haven't had time to explore this enough to write a review, but the answer appears to be yes. Using "Scenes" you can select several "devices" and control them together. There is a feature that let's you select "Responder" or "Controller" for the device. I'm assuming that allows you to change the light on a Keypad without activating any lights controlled by that Keypad. It also allows you to name the button on the Keypad and have the drawing of the Keypad show that name for that button.
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There are multiple modes and it will do either of those things depending on which mode you choose. I generally leave mine in multicolor mode which changes color with each beat.
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I don't believe that's a feature. You cannot light the pads up for a live performance, just play samples
325876
NoIn fact, you can not set it up to cycle just the colors you want. It cycles all colors.
1259254
This controller is a simple color fader. As far as calling up built in programs in the light, I would say it probably won't work.
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No, when you use the foot switch it cycles through different colors that are the same. Then two settings on there cycle through a color fade that changes and another setting that changes rhymthically. I use the color fade for slow songs sometimes
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I think so... at least when I'm playing ROAD TO THE SHOW it shows like you can choose the type of controller that you are using... I have never tried it hower...