Recent content by SteveLynch

I use madrix for pixels, I never have any problems... I've never used it for fixtures.. I hear it can be a bear... When I got pissed at them for their "no support", I switched to a free program called Glediator for quite some time, as it did what I needed, and the developer was very responsive...

Oh! .........So what you're saying, is that they could add at least another 8 speakers before letting the smoke out? haha.. love the Plywood patch bay as well. Always nice to come in behind a Pro AV company... makes life so much easier! Enjoy that cluster!

A couple thoughts:.... Is there any reason you wouldn't simply do rear projection? You could have incredibly intricate backgrounds, with as little, or as much definition as you'd like using photoshop to Blur your images. I do this style presentation all the time, and now with my new short throw...

I have large Flat bed lasers, CNCs, and a 48x48 vacuum former. When I do something like this, I tend to default to laser or cnc cutting it from a flat substrate, and painting it to appear 3 dimensional. My question would be this: What is the use? Is it going to be viewed up close? From afar...

I dunno Bill, Seems legit! lol

Hello All!I've been running an event production company for the better part of 25 years. I have a pretty good stable of over 250 fixtures, and I've been running everything on Freestyler DMX and madrix for the last at least 10 years or so. I do a lot of pixel based lighting, a lot of LED par...

I use Frosted or "Natural" coroplast. It's dirt cheap, and it looks like a million bucks when lit. The best thing is, I can throw it on my CNC and cut any shape I want, use it, then just chuck it later. It's only about $8 a sheet, and if you're not abusive with it, you can use it dozens of times .