What is going on everyone! As a lot of you may know, a few weeks ago Avolites launched the Light Up Lockdown Challenge. The challenge is simple: a gear list and a track are provided for you, and you can arrange the gear in any configuration you want using the internal capture visualizer. Other than the gear list and track, there are no limitations! That means you can program a pretty sophisticated show and play it back using Avolites Titan. This is our FIRST tutorial video... we have lots of room for "growth" but excited to get the first one out of the gate!
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We know what you’re thinking… this is your chance to go DEEP down the wormhole of timecode, and if you’ve have been waiting for a chance to do that, jump in because it doesn’t look like we should be leaving our houses any time soon. However, here at LimeLight Wired, we are always giving props to the live-action, club-gigging, festival-lighting, on-the-fly busking wizards out there. We see you.
In fact… if any of the THREE finalists of the Avolites Light Up Lockdown Challenge are busking shows ran on the fly — we will send you a SWAG package. Just include yourself running the show when you post! Check out their post for all of the details on how to enter! There is a link to the details in the description of this video.
Now… If you have no idea how to create a show file for busking on the Avolites Avolites Titan software… we got you covered. Today we are diving into an (under) 15-minute crash course on quickly assembling a busking show file just for the Avolites Avolites Titan Challenge.
A quick disclaimer, this video couldn’t possibly cover everything that you are able to do for this challenge in just 15 minutes. The Avolites Titan software is very powerful and can handle anything from small venue shows to arena-sized productions. The intent of this video is to give you a quick overview of a way to do things that will get you started. If you know other ways to program the types of tricks we are showing you today, put them in the comments! At LLW, we are always looking for new tricks of the trade to integrate into our own practices.
Overview 0:00
The Rig 3:00
Intensity 3:45
Normal Palettes 4:45
Color 5:40
Gobo & Beam 6:15
Position 7:15
Effects & Playbacks 8:15
Rate & BPM Masters 10:00
Macros 11:00
Conclusion 11:30
