MaestroDMX

Using the ACTIVITY Attribute Type The musical Activity Level, as viewed on the Audio page, is directly connected to the ACTIVITY attribute type. This gives you the ability to connect a measure of how exciting the music is to any DMX channel. For example you could set ACTIVITY to: ● The rotation speed of a fixture(s) to have it speed up and slow down with the music. ● The dimmer levels of a group of fixtures to have them get brighter or darker with the music. ● The intensity or movement of a laser effect. Modifying Existing Fixture Profiles Both built-in and user-created fixture profiles can be modified. Modifying a built-in fixture can be useful for creating templates that are more specific to your setup. To modify a built-in fixture, search for the desired fixture and click “duplicate fixture profile,” then follow the below steps. Adding Modes Locate and click the top-level menu button beside the fixture name and manufacturer. Click add mode and follow the steps laid out under ‘Creating Fixture Profiles’. Changing a fixture's name and manufacturer In the same menu click “Edit Fixture Profile”. In the pop-up window, you can change your fixture profile’s name and manufacturer. Downloading a Fixture Profile The top-level menu button beside the fixture name and manufacturer also provides the functionality to download a fixture. Downloading a fixture can be useful if you want to share a fixture you created on your device or have a backup in case of a Factory Reset or a system malfunction. Duplicate Fixture Profile The same menu button also allows users to duplicate their fixtures. This feature is used to duplicate and modify fixtures other than the fixtures found in the built-in library. Deleting Fixture Profiles The final section of the menu button allows users to delete their fixtures. Once a fixture is deleted it cannot be restored. Adding Channels to Modes and Deleting Modes Click on a mode. In the menu button located beside the “# Channel Mode,” users can: ● Addmode