Setting single fixtures
For advanced users: under “Set single fixtures” you select specific fixtures and give them their own brightness, color or movement. These settings sit on top of the mood and win.
Step by step
- Expand “Set single fixtures”. For each fixture group you see a group button and numbered buttons for every fixture.
- Select fixtures:
- Tap a number: just this fixture. Tap it again to deselect it.
- Hold ⌘ or Ctrl and tap: add or remove a fixture.
- Hold ⇧ and tap: all fixtures in between.
- Group button: the whole group.
- Or click a fixture in the 3D preview.
- Below it you now see “Selected: … fixtures” with their names. Under “When”, choose what the next settings apply to: “Whole show”, “1st half”, “2nd half” or, for songs, a song part.
- Under “Brightness”, tap an effect: “On”, “Pulse”, “Chase”, “Breathe”, “Sparkle”, “Strobe” or “Off”.
- Under “Color”, tap a color dot or “Color change”, “Color chase” or “Rainbow”.
- “Your settings” lists every setting for the selection. Tapping a setting (×) removes it.
- “Clear selection” takes you back to mood and colors.
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