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<blockquote data-quote="[waldo] Casey Williams" data-source="post: 72920" data-attributes="member: 376">Re: Software DMX controller for Mac?Oh, well, that&#039;s quite true. X11 is garbage, but it&#039;s not Chamsys&#039;s fault. (Although I haven&#039;t been shy about pointing that out on the chamsys forums.)All the more reason for you to check out QLC+.I guess I took &quot;DMX controller for Mac&quot; to mean &quot;controller for laptop&quot;, which is admittedly a stretch. My chamsys machine is a toshiba nb505. (Truly awesome netbook for $250, which is probably why they discontinued it.)My only advice on MagicQ (if you want to surmount the learning curve) is to read the manual, then read it again. Then futz with it and build a couple of shows, then -- read the manual again. If you &#039;flip the script&#039; here a bit -- if a lampie was asking you for audio advice, you wouldn&#039;t tell him to learn to mix on a 8-ch behringer mixer and stop there. My $.02!best,waldo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="[waldo] Casey Williams, post: 72920, member: 376"] Re: Software DMX controller for Mac? Oh, well, that's quite true. X11 is garbage, but it's not Chamsys's fault. (Although I haven't been shy about pointing that out on the chamsys forums.) All the more reason for you to check out QLC+. I guess I took "DMX controller for Mac" to mean "controller for laptop", which is admittedly a stretch. My chamsys machine is a toshiba nb505. (Truly awesome netbook for $250, which is probably why they discontinued it.) My only advice on MagicQ (if you want to surmount the learning curve) is to read the manual, then read it again. Then futz with it and build a couple of shows, then -- read the manual again. If you 'flip the script' here a bit -- if a lampie was asking you for audio advice, you wouldn't tell him to learn to mix on a 8-ch behringer mixer and stop there. My $.02! best, waldo [/QUOTE]

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