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DMX channels depending on how many parameters the fixture has. Lights can also have multiple personalities, or profiles, depending on how much or how little control you want. Note that the 512-channel limit is independent of the 32-light fixture limit.Let’s say you have 40 lighting fixtures that use three channels each: you are only using 120 channels total. You can fit these all in the same universe of control, however, if you have more than 32 devices. You would implement an Opto-Splitter and split your devices up among the outputs in whatever configuration you would like, as long as each DMX leg has less than 32 devices on it.ExampleLet’s look at the Chauvet DJ SlimPAR Pro H. This light has three different personalities, or profiles. It can be used in a 6-, 7-, and 10-channel mode, and again the more channels a fixture uses, the more control you have. Let’s look at 7-channel mode:Channel 1: DimmerChannel 2: RedChannel 3: GreenChannel 4: BlueChannel 5: AmberChannel 6: WhiteChannel 7: UVEach DMX parameter on a fixture operates independently. Say I was to make this fixture a magenta color. I would turn up channel 2 (Red) and channel 4 (Blue) until I got my desired shade of magenta. However, turning up just these channels on the fixture (2 & 4) would not put out any light. I would also need to turn up channel 1, which is my dimmer that controls the overall intensity. On moving fixtures, this control becomes even more complex, because there are other parameters available, such as Pan and Tilt or gobos, again all independent.The best way to understand a light’s capabilities is by checking its DMX assignments. For example, the ADJ Starbust’s manual shows this.AddressesWhen setting up a lighting rig, each light fixture needs to be assigned a starting address. If I have four of the same fixture mentioned above in the same personality (7-channel mode), their addresses would be 1, 8, 15, and 22. All 512 channels of data flow through every fixture in a DMX lighting chain so each fixture needs to know which channels control it based on channel addressing.DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software / controllerThere are many different DAW software, for example, Ableton Live and Pro Tools. They can be used to create music and control lights. This article isn’t about creating music but just controlling lights in sync with existing music. Therefore, the software we’ll use is Show Buddy.SetupTo sync light effects with music (e.g. an existing mp3 file), we’ll use this setup.Laptop with USB interfaceEnttec DMX USB DMXIS 70570 with software – $300USB to DMX Controller Interface to connect laptop to lightsDMXIS software to control lights / create light effectsUnlike cheaper USB to DMX interfaces, DMXIS has an on-board controller to generate data into DMX format which is much more reliable than letting the computer generate the data.Show Buddy software to sync light effects with music – $119DMXIS light controller software is required to run Show BuddyCapture (Student Edition) – Light visualization software

--> Like many of you, I’ve been going through live music event withdrawals — craving the bright lights, lasers, and stunning visuals. This prompted the questions “how much ‘stuff’ do I really need to simulate the live music experience at home?” and “how expensive is this ‘stuff’ anyway?”After experimenting with various setups for a few months now, I’ve learned that you don’t need a lot of expensive hardware to create a basic experience. By going more “pro” you risk getting to sensory overload more quickly. The most valuable component for creating the ultimate immersive music experience at home is live event lighting and music analysis data.Here is a sketch of how combining live-event data with track analysis data, and then transforming it into a low-latency data stream for use by smart lighting devices synced to the music, could work:I wanted to share my findings and thoughts on how and why event lighting design and music track analysis data should be combined with smart consumer electronics products to enhance the at-home music consumption experience. Here is a video of the prototype.Live Event Lighting Design & Motion DataI took a plunge into the world of lighting design for live events to get a baseline understanding of the underlying technologies and how it all works. The short version is this:The performing artists, lighting designers, stage craftsmen, and promoters collaborate for months to establish the desired moods and feelings by mixing LED lights, lasers, fog machines, pyrotechnics, and video screens.The key moments and sequences, the blending of colors, strobe patterns, lasers, and spotlights, are saved as “scenes” in a central system for easy recall during the live event.The technology to control devices such as lights, lasers, and fog machines is called DMX (Digital Multiplex) protocol. The signal is unidirectional, meaning it only travels in one direction; from the controller or first light, all the way to the last. In its most basic form, DMX is just a protocol for lights, like how MIDI is for keyboards or DAW controllers.The light show is improvised in realtime by a human during the live event.Without getting into the legal issues, let’s assume for a moment that live music event lighting design, motion, and sequence data exists on laptops around the world. Let’s also assume that the incentives are there to monetize the data by either feeding it to ML algorithms to train visualization AIs, or transforming it for use by smart home music visualization devices.Consumer Grade Software and HardwareMy wife wasn’t going to allow a big DMX control board in our living room, so I settled for a software-only solution when prototyping in my home office. I was happy to discover that my Pioneer Rekordbox license already

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Included a DMX compatible lighting design module.Exploring the software nudged me to look into how much a DMX compatible laser and a moving head spotlight would cost. I was able to find a unit with 3 (RGB) lasers and strobe lights for $100 and a moving head spotlight with 12 unique stencils for $140. Both were very bright but not overpowering. I did notice they both get hot quickly, and the fans are rather loud.While testing, I wished to upload my own stencils for the spotlight and laser, such as the artist’s name or visualizing the lyrics.I also wanted to test out non DMX solutions such as mic/rhythm-based lighting. I used 6 Hue lights, 1 Hue LED strip, 1 Hue Bloom, Nanoleaf Rhythm Edition Panels, a mini disco ball lightbulb, and a few WeMo smart plugs to turn on/off the spotlight and lasers.I connected all devices using Apple HomeKit, enabling the most granular control over the Nanoleaf panels and providing a central control surface to prototype the experience with.Learnings from the Piecemeal ApproachThe first learning was that without the human touch or data describing the music structure, key, and phrase progressions, rhythm detection is not enough. While I was able to create a decent atmosphere by controlling the lighting modules manually, the “magic” quickly disappears when I put the iPad down. The use of a mic as an input device was responsive to trigger events across the Nanoleaf, spotlight, and lasers. Still, the devices lacked an understanding of the song structure, music key, and genre. This limited their ability to “choose” the most relevant colors and patterns to express the mood of the music. The user starts to notice the repetitive visuals, sequences, and patterns, revealing that the generated visuals and music were not thoughtfully weaved together, as they would be at a live event.The second learning was that piecemealing a solution using multiple brands and technologies is not as straightforward as it sounds. It required linking multiple control apps, creating home automation scenes, and understanding how DMX works. Not to mention consumers are not interested in having ugly XLR cables sprawled out on their floors. The ideal solution would be a suite of well designed, compatible music experience products (LED lights, lasers, moving spotlights) with low latency wireless connectivity that consumers would be proud to mount on their walls and ceilings.Filling Data Gap for Multi-Sensory Music ExperiencesThe core music analysis technology to extract track Key, BPM, Genre, and Beat Grid metadata already exists in most DJ apps as well as the Spotify APIs and can be used to generate a dynamic visual experience for the listener. To get a feeling for the data, check out the Spotify API documentation

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