This tool the Builder is available for Mac OS and Windows and is. The single free universe in the dot2 software is plenty for our purposes, we are rarely running more than 500 channels worth of DMX.īasically I'm trying to do what this guy does in the dot2 software with MA onPC instead: Īny advice would be appreciated, I'm pretty new to this. MA Lighting announced the release of version 2.5.3 6.6 of the grandMA 2 console. I want to use MA onPC with our physical lighting fixtures rather than their offline visualizer, so is it possible to output the signal to a USB interface such as an ENTTEC Open USB DMX? I know it is possible through the dot2 software and some finessing with third-party software, but I'm not sure about MA onPC. You can use grandMA2 onPC for running, programming or offline preprogramming, as well as a smart backup solution within the grandMA2 system. Additional Requirements: To use grandMA3 onPC in session with grandMA3 consoles, a minimum of 16 GB of RAM is required. These powerful pieces of software will work with Windows 2000 & XP on a PC with a 300MHz or faster processor with 64MB of RAM and Direct X.
My school doesn't even remotely have the budget to purchase a GrandMA console, but fortunately, the software is free to download, and we have a decent laptop, touchscreen monitor and fader wing that we use to run our ETC Nomad. These PC based software applications, which are available free of charge, allow grandMA users to edit and manipulate shows without the need for a console. I'm familiar with ETC software (We have ETC Ion, Nomad, and Colorsource), but I want to become more versatile with the consoles I can work with so I want to take a crack at learning MA. I'm trying to figure out a way to use the MA onPC software on a budget for my lighting set up at my university job (I run lighting and sound for events on campus).
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