Help, I'm running Lights this week | Lightkey 101 | Crash Course 

Doing a Lightkey build-out at our church and this video was super helpful - thank you! LOVED that you did some song examples in there and talked through philosophy of why you did what you did with the movements, shapes, etc.

Would love to see hardware used for lights to connect and how lights communicate with software

interested in using this program, can you setup scenes per song so its a little easier for consistency with different operators? from what I see is you just setup cues and have to do it that way. any help would be awesome!

Hey.. nice. But how do you control the moving head speed and effects at same time using beat control or beats thru midi?

Hi do you have an idea how to make a custom effect for each group?

I'm very new to lighting. Got a ETC 20 channel mixer but I want to use Lightkey. How do I connect to lights using a mac mini m1

The left stage bar light stayed blue during the songs. Shouldn't that light change colors with the other stage bar lights?

I would not recommend Lightkey. This software puts on a good show of being simple and easy to use, but the software collapses the moment you bring any real lighting programming to it. An example: The Presets always apply to all fixtures recorded in the preset. Preset are deployed to the stage, not to fixtures. If you need a fixture to do something other than what an active preset is telling it to do, you're hosed. You can't use a preset if even a single fixture needs to break the preset to do something else. Second Example: A fixture can be a part of exactly one group, and after adding a fixture to a group, anytime you select that fixture the whole group gets selected. You can't record groups. You can't organize your fixtures towards multiple purposes in the same show file. Many things like this where the Lightkey developers perilously ignore industry wide standard programming mantras, making it very hard to get anything done in this tool.

Light-guy who doesn't know purple is blue + red and not blue + white? No thanks... On to another tutorial