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Light Jockey
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Dialogue Price I only wish I would have started this years ago. The goal of this
page is to keep an easy backup for all the clubs we designed for
easy access by both clients and touring acts. Also we want to gather
profiles of other venues around the country so LD's can easily program
or pre-program the in-house rig. Also this page provides an educational
opportunity for young light jockeyist to study different setups
and programming styles. If you have profiles to your venue and you
want a free backup please email them to us at |
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| Light Jockey
Programs- Rigs for Eye Dialogue |
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| Lighting Production Rigs |
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| Clubs in Charlotte, NC* |
Churches |
Clubs in Elsewhere |
*Some Venues have
ask not to be listed: Your profiles are still on my server if you
need assistance please call. |
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Dialogue
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the most recent Light Jockey Profiles
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the Most Recent Release of Light Jockey
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the Latest
LJ Manager download info (Scheduler and Touchscreen plugin)
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the LJ
FaderS 2.0 | Plug-in for Lightjockey to use Midi interfaces (by Roboscan)
Programming
Notes for Light Jockey |
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Scene Name
Abbreviations |
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| The first group of letters refers to the fixture group. Any capitalized letter refers to a new word and lower case letters refer to the additional identifying letter. Example Sp = Spot; Q2 = Q-Spot 250. | |
| Commonly used abbreviations All = Every fixture Mov = Movers LED = All LEDs Sp = All Moving Yoke Spot Fixtures Ws = All Moving Yoke Wash Fixtures Par = All Par Cans Sc = All Scanners Ev = All Even Numbered Fixtures Od = All Odd Numbered Fixtures HS = Hard Spot- All Gobo fixtures |
C1 = Colorado 1 * = special mark put at the beginning of a name intended
to group items together (Typically Creation Shows) |
| The Second Group of letters refers to the type of effect or concept. Any capitalized letter refers to a new word and lower case letters refer to the second letter. Example MSt = Movement built on stills; C = Color. | |
| Commonly used abbreviations C = Color CF[#] = Color with a Fade time of [#] seconds (Ex. CF3) CWalk[#] = Alternating between 3 or more adjacent colors on Wheel CSwitch[#] = Alternating between 2 adjacent colors on Wheel CFlux[#] = Randomly increases or decreases in a color saturation CSweep[#] = Color Chase; # at a time G = Gobo GBounce = Gobo Spin Spinning in Each Direction S = Strobe SO = Stobe and Off SSweep[#] = Strobing Chase; # at a time |
MSt = Movement patterns
based on stills or positions |
| The Third Group of letters refers to the specific program. Any capitalized letter refers to a new word and lower case letters refer to the second letter. Example B = Blue; Star = Gobo shape of a star; | |
LED Color Names with RGB
Percentages (Ordered for Programming Ease) |
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| 1. Red = 100% Red; 0% Green; 0% Blue 2. Orange = 100% Red; 40% Green; 0% Blue 3. Yellow = 100% Red; 100% Green; 0% Blue 4. Field = 40% Red; 100% Green; 0% Blue 5. Green = 0% Red; 100% Green; 0% Blue 6. Meadow = 0% Red; 100% Green; 40% Blue 7. Aqua = 0% Red; 100% Green; 100% Blue 8. Cyan = 0% Red; 40% Green; 100% Blue 9. Blue = 0% Red; 0% Green; 100% Blue |
10. Purple = 40% Red; 0% Green; 100% Blue 11. Magenta = 100% Red; 0% Green; 100% Blue 12. Fuchsia = 100% Red ; 0% Green; 40% Blue 13. Daylight = 100% Red; 100% Green; 60% Blue 14. Pink = 100% Red; 60% Green; 100% Blue 15. Water = 60% Red; 100% Green; 100% Blue 16. White = 100% Red; 100% Green; 100% Blue 17. Black = 0% Red; 0% Green; 0% Blue |
