Core Pattern Descriptions

Solid Color

• Non-audio reactive only

• Provides a solid color to the lights.

• Use the ‘Energy’ parameter to select the color if using a gradient color palette

• Give the pattern some movement with ‘Speed’, ‘Variance’ (amount of fade), and ‘Decay’ (direction)

All Black 

• ‘nuff said

Spectrum

• Audio and Non-Audio reactive modes

• Interesting movement based on music or not

• Use ‘Energy’ to adjust brightness and position in the color gradient

• Use ‘Variance’ for background level

• Use ‘Speed’, ‘Decay’, and ‘Attack’ to control movement

Wash

• Audio and Non-Audio reactive modes

• Change colors within a single-color gradient palette

• Use ‘Speed’ to change on a multiple of the beat or with unsynced timing depending on Audio Reactivity

• Control fade time of color change with ‘Decay’

Flash Bang:

• Controllable ‘strobe’ style pattern

• Audio and Non-Audio reactive modes

• Audio reactive: 

  • When kickdrums are present then kicks trigger the flashes, conversely  if they are not present, musical onsets trigger the flashes

  • ‘Speed’: trigger threshold (lower = more sensitive)

  • ‘Energy’: intensity of the flash  

  • ‘Variance’: control the background light level

  • ‘Decay’: control the fade of the effect

• Non-audio reactive:

  • ‘Speed’: rate of flashes

  • ‘Energy’: intensity of the flash  

  • ‘Variance’: control the background light level

  • ‘Decay’: control the fade of the effect

Mapping Test

• Once your fixture groups are mapped, use this pattern to verify your mapping

• The lights should move along the X axis sequentially for 1D mappings and along both X and Y sequentially for 2D grid mappings. 

• Use ‘Speed’ and ‘Decay’ to dial in the look