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You can use the DMX in feature to trigger cue stacks and other elements. You can use any DMX console for this.

Hi There.As far as I am aware, MA2 doesn't respond to midi notes, rather midi show control (MSC) or midi timecode (MTC) Although I am happy to be corrected. For your application you would probably have to run a computer inline as a converter. I know the LD for Linkin Park a few years ago did...

At least in Australia, but I suspect similar in the US, those radio's are illegal FULL STOP. I picked one up for ham usage (yes, I am licensed) and was informed that even if you lock them down, due to the fact they are "front panel programmable" by default to the emergency service allocation...

Hey Thomas.Stick with Gang Show, I am in Melbourne Gang Show, year 5 as (unofficial) deputy head of lighting. I can say without a doubt I got work because I did gang show!Cheers, Gerard Hook GCP Sound & Lighting www.gcpsoundlight.com.auSent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Great to hear, have always been a fan.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Hi Joe.Unfortunately, it is not that simple. The 3 lines in the mic cable are used as power, Audio and ground (shield).In theory, you could design a filter for the audio line, and then use it, but unless you have the components sitting around, it would probably cost more than renting some...

I usually wear black jeans/cargo pants, and a black dress shirt.I always carry a leatherman wave, and a Led Lenser L7 torch. Usually have a roll of take.

If I am designing, I use the following chart to help:- make sure you can see the actors - add colour/texture (sidelight, breakups etc) - any special effects (moving lights etc)Hope that is of some help.

I made one. Rather than smash up a keyboard, have a look at the IPAC. seems to be used for making arcade game simulators, but works just as well for a go button.

Just started programming. This is gonna be fun!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

That would explain it. Running unbalanced line over large areas is always going to be a problem.

It is a useful tool. I use it for eq's etc on consoles such as ls9's and presonus consoles where I don't normally get the eq curve displayed. I would never use it in a show situation unless I was desperate (ie no other choice)

"There is a reason beginners is 5 minutes BEFORE the start of the act..."

Only thing I can see from an rf side that may be funky is if there are enough antennae near each other, it may start messing with the tuning (not frequency, but the actual front end of the receiver).

Interesting the op says it is a regular interval. Sounds almost like a system that only powers up every now and the. Unfortunately it could be something like a security system, fire alarm etc.