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DMXControl 3.0.0
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Lesson 21 Tut3

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Lesson 1: Installation and configuration Lesson 2: The Panel concept of DMXControl 3 GUI Lesson 3: The Project Explorer Lesson 4: The Stage view Lesson 5: Device properties and its control Lesson 6: Configuration of output plugins Lesson 7: Summary and some more details of setup Lesson 8: Cues and cue lists Lesson 9: Fanning, Chasers and other effects Lesson 10: The Programmer view	Lesson 11: Triggers in cue lists Lesson 12: Edit of cues and cue lists Lesson 13: Presets Lesson 14: Summary and details - Programming Lesson 15: Executors and use of cue lists Lesson 16: Softdesk Lesson 17: Audio analyser Lesson 18: Multimedia Support Lesson 19: Other DMX Clients Lesson 20: Create new device definitions	Lesson 21: Summary and details for Execution Lesson 22: Input Assignment Lesson 23: Create a RGB Matrix Lesson 24: Transfer DMX values via ArtNet to DMXControl 2 Appendix 1: Commands and Shortcuts Appendix 2: Tips for Testing and behaviot in error case

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Overview

Here you'll receive a summary of the possible executions of the show with DMXControl 3.

Lecture 21: Summary Execution of show

The two most important means of DMXControl 3 for controlling a show are

Executors Lesson 15 Tut3 and
SoftDesks Lesson 16 Tut3

Furthermore, one can directly use the cuelist and external clients (eg OSC clients). With the soft-desk concept you can practically rebuild any manual lighting console. Particularly ingenious is that multiple people can control a show in parallel, e.g.:

One person controls the front light.
A second person is responsible for stage lighting.
A third person controls certain pieces of music (via timecode triggered cuelists).

There is yet another control agent in the execution:
In comparison to DMXControl 2, we have only 1 Grandmaster, but it does its job: All dimmer channels are impacted.

Figure 1: Grandmaster

You get the Grandmaster via Controls -> Master

Exercise

1) Set the Grandmaster to 50% and 100%. 2) Use two clients simultaneously in a network.

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+==Lecture 21: Summary Execution of show==
+The two most important means of DMXControl 3 for controlling a show are
+* Executors [[Lesson 15 Tut3]] and
+* SoftDesks [[Lesson 16 Tut3]]
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+Furthermore, one can directly use the cuelist and external clients (eg OSC clients). With the soft-desk concept you can practically rebuild any manual lighting console. Particularly ingenious is that multiple people can control a show in parallel, e.g.:
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+* One person controls the front light.
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+* A second person is responsible for stage lighting.
+* A third person controls certain pieces of music (via timecode triggered cuelists).
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+There is yet another control agent in the execution:
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+In comparison to DMXControl 2, we have only 1 Grandmaster, but it does its job: All dimmer channels are impacted.
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+You get the Grandmaster via '''Controls -> Master'''
+==Exercise==
+) Set the Grandmaster to 50% and 100%.
+) Use two clients simultaneously in a network.
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