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Thanks, I think it is time to go to a local expert who can come in and look at what we have.

Thank you Yoda, I guess that did sound bad. I wish this was a class, but we just work on it after school. The kids help program the lights and my point was that during the performances, when you have a 6th grader what has 2 weeks of after school experience, it is good to only have to worry...

Here at school, we have the students run all of the equipment-sound, mics & lights (6th, 7th, 8th graders). What I like about our old board is that we can program all of our light cues, save them and easily (and mindlessly) run them back in order for the performances by pushing a single button...

Wow, I am glad you guys mentioned that. I am used to just saving as many light cues as I needed to the internal memory. We always have more than 24 light cues for our musical. Any other suggestions?-Dennis

Thanks for the insight. Would my number of lighting cues be limited to the number of faders (48)?

I am a Middle School teacher and the "technical director" of our drama department. We are using an old Melange Pro light board with 6-DDS6000 packs. We have 24 channels (I believe) and 37 old incandescent PAR fixtures. We run plays and musicals from a small stage that feeds out to the...

Re: Console suggestionsI am a Middle School teacher and the "technical director" of our drama department. We are using an old Melange Pro light board with 6-DDS6000 packs. We have 24 channels (I believe) and 37 old incandescent fixtures. We run plays and musicals from a small stage that...