Recent content by jwh78

Qlab. Done.

KSub should only be considered if you have tight restrictions on space or weight. There are much better alternatives out there.

In pro audio circles the Yamaha DSR112 is widely regarded as probably the best price/quality trade off in this segment.I have personal experience with the K12, and it is a capable system. However, the DSR112 have a much beefier tweeter driver, thus outruns most of it's similarly priced...

Another option: In stead of using mic cues in Qlab, use Studio One (or some other DAW) for all your audio processing, and control it via midi cues from Cuelab. That way you can also, if you wish, use a dedicated computer for the sound processing and another one for cueing/control.

Didn't OP specify SD projectors? Should 5 SD streams really be a problem on that hardware, presuming he renders the video files in SD resolution with a sane codec?

We have the exact same spot. Only sound it makes is fan noise.

A pitty that their best model is discontinued:http://xkeys.com/accessories/KnifeSwitch.php

No bar, no show. We hear you!

I'm so fascinated by this. VERY cool build!

Do you have a pic of the car jack break mechanism?Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Qlab sees the triplehead as one display, but it has built in support for using partial displays. That is: You CAN send three different images to three different projectors connected to one triplehead.Technicaly Qlab is pretty solid and should not break a sweat doing what you suggest. As for...

I'm in the market for a cheap Artnet to DMX box. Have anyone here ever tried some of the cheap ones you find on EBay? Are they any good? Intended usage is for youth/children amateur musical productions in our local churches.Like...

Personaly I would start with a cable tester, pen&paper, a ton of elbow grease and a quite weekend to map out ALL cabling and patching. Unless you are going to re-design the sound system deployment from scratch you NEED to know what goes where. And which cables are bad. Chances are it will be...

I positively abhore Apple, but I the church I work for bought a MB Pro and a full Qlab license anyway. on my initiative. As far as my research could uncover there's just nothing that comes even close to Qlab for a payable amount of money, even if you already own a WinPC. Believe me, I've searched...