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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 41258" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: Software DMX controller for Mac?YES.You make scenes and save them to a list.&nbsp; When you are running the show you just need to click on the scene you want and it immediately takes effect.&nbsp; You can also use a pedal controller to step forward and backward etc.&nbsp; That&#039;s about as easy as it gets.&nbsp; I have built a large base of presets that I just tweak if the venue requires a different setup.&nbsp; My presets by default are set to control 6 Mac 250&#039;s, a Hazer, 2 dimmer packs, 6 LED washes and a laser.&nbsp; They are named generically according to colors and brief description, but you can just as easily build song based presets such as SONG 1 VERSE, SONG 1 CHORUS etc etc and step forward and back through them with a simple pedal switch.&nbsp; It&#039;s up to you to decide what works best for your needs.If nothing about your show changes at the next gig, you can literally open the software and click on a preset and you are immediately up and running.I didn&#039;t realize I was contributing to reviving this thread from the dead.&nbsp; Oops.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 41258, member: 46"] Re: Software DMX controller for Mac? YES. You make scenes and save them to a list. When you are running the show you just need to click on the scene you want and it immediately takes effect. You can also use a pedal controller to step forward and backward etc. That's about as easy as it gets. I have built a large base of presets that I just tweak if the venue requires a different setup. My presets by default are set to control 6 Mac 250's, a Hazer, 2 dimmer packs, 6 LED washes and a laser. They are named generically according to colors and brief description, but you can just as easily build song based presets such as SONG 1 VERSE, SONG 1 CHORUS etc etc and step forward and back through them with a simple pedal switch. It's up to you to decide what works best for your needs. If nothing about your show changes at the next gig, you can literally open the software and click on a preset and you are immediately up and running. I didn't realize I was contributing to reviving this thread from the dead. Oops. [/QUOTE]

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