Coming into this with zero idea of how to use anything related to DMX, I bought a few lights, the USB PRO, subscribed to EMU and hooked it all into Ableton which I never even touched before deciding on this setup. Now I can run my live tracks, lightshow and IEMs from my laptop and my X32, and we're about to pop some edibles and craft an insane lightshow for our fall tour. Learning curve for ALL the above took a day. Well worth it!
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I have both, I first bought the open and had trouble with lights randomly flashing whenever I used my mouse. I seem to have interference on my usb bus causing the signal to the dmx to be interrupted for milli seconds as I used other usb devices. Then I got the pro interface as I understand it has a frame buffering feature that smooths out the dmx to a steady signal if there is any interruption on the usb side... and eureka! My very annoying issue was solved. For me the open usb was unusable as my signal interruptions were causing random chaos.
Thank you for the feedback! I am glad that the DMX USB Pro was able to solve your problem! Did you know that the DMX USB Pro comes with 3 months of premium EMU software. You can find out more information about EMU here: www.enttec.com/product/dmx-lighting-control-software/emu-sound-to-light-controller/
I have thirty DMX512 downlights wiring in one input, each fifty of fixtures have powered by one DC power supply. each fixture is 18W、24V.. I'm just doing a student project, and have a flicker problem in fixtures. Should I choose the OPEN or the PRO
Looks great, will the pro version work with Qlab 5? Also, is there some way to control my Apurture LS 60X lights, that can be controlled wirelessly through the Sidus Link app?
Is there a way of saving your show/s on a memory device so that you don't need your laptop for shows? Perhaps the shows could run on a scheduler (the shows run at certain times/dates etc.)? Thanks
Hi, we have the ENTTEC S-Play that is designed as a playback device. It runs shows at certain times/dates from a micro SD card plus internal memory. It can be controlled from a laptop via a network or left to play by itself. Here is a link to find out more: www.enttec.com/product/playback/smart-light-show-controller/
Hello! If a system is working properly, then it shouldn't be an issue. However, systems don't always work properly - which is why the DMX USB Pro includes 1500V isolation to protect your computer. The Open DMX USB (the blue one), however, is designed to be the most basic and affordable device possible, so it doesn't include the isolation.
very informative... I'd like your help. I have a customer that inquired about your product wonder if you could help: "...have sent a signal with sACN, output is normal via IQ Tester LV, Grand MA and Q Light Controller Plus. However, in case of via ENTTEC ELM (ENTTEC LED Mapper), it doesn't output." Can you help finding a solution. thanks
Hi, to help you/your customer we will need more information. Can you please create a support ticket here so we can assist you: support.enttec.com/support/tickets/new
Question; I just bought the USB Pro, and am in the process of redoing the entire lighting setup at my church. We will be running all stage lighting from a computer; however, if we connect our old physical controller to the DMX input on the USB Pro, can we just power on the controller and use it instead in the case of computer issues? Basically, if our computer suddenly crashes, can we power on our physical controller and continue to run lights from it with it being routed through the USB Pro? Or will we need to disconnect the DMX cable from the USB Pro and plug it into the physical controller in a situation where the computer crashes?
While you can pass DMX through the DMX USB Pro you cannot have two sources of DMX on the chain at the same time. So if you could ensure that the console wasn't sending while the USB pro is then it's possible. However, the only way I would think you can be sure of this is to unplug the DMX connection from the console leaving you in the same situation you hoped to avoid. With this said most PC software options are very stable and unlikely to crash. During which your lights should continue to hold last frame known DMX so the lights will remain on until you reboot the PC and take control back. If you want further help then please contact our sales team at sales@enttec.com
We don't have a video on the Open DMX USB, however we do have a forum which could offer some help support.enttec.com/support/search/solutions?term=open+DMX+USB
@@djrikk214 Hi, we have information on our website towards the bottom of the page, here www.enttec.com/product/controls/dmx-usb-interfaces/dmx-usb-pro/
Ha ezt nekem írtad, (mert ugye nem derül ki), szóval ha nekem írtad, akkor a válaszom. A freestyler a felhasználóbarát kategória legalja. Ennek ellenére még ezzel is képes lennék megküzdeni, ha lenne olyan ember, aki válaszolna a kérdéseimre. 2017.óta nem találkoztam ilyen emberrel.
If I'm wanting to set up a simple light show that loops in Ableton, do I have to purchase the black box? I'm not sending any signal in, but the items will be tempo mapped.
Hi, you'll need EMU to create this light show and sync it as a track in Ableton. To output from EMU you can use a DMX USB Pro (the black box) or an ethernet-DMX interface like the ODE Mk3. Here is a link to the unboxing of the ODE Mk3 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GPlcCSlqJEs.html
Does this stuff work with STUDIO ONE ? I’m tryna buy lights and program them to my tracks and songs on stage. I’m a super beginner on this And I know DMXIS is no longer a thing
Hey there, EMU supports VST3 and MIDI integration. It's worth noting that PreSonus Studio One Artist doesn't support 3rd party VST integration so MIDI will be your best bet. If using Studio One as Producer / Professional versions it has VST support. - If you have Producer/Professional you will be able to interact with the free version of EMU to test out the VST functionality. - Thanks, James
Hi, There are a number of third party software options on Mac that support the open DMX USB. A common popular and free option is QLC+ but you can look at the full list with link to the Software here: support.enttec.com/a/solutions/articles/101000394255
Hi, the ADJ Link console has 4 DMX outputs built in so there is no clear need for the DMX USB Pro and they don't appear to reference compatibility so it's not likely to connect. You can try asking ADJ if it connects with ENTTEC devices because they should know.
Hi, we don't think the DMX USB Pro or the DMX USB Open work with GrandMA2, however, the ODE Mk3 will using Art-Net. Here is a link with more information www.enttec.com/product/dmx-distribution/ode-mk3-dmx-ethernet-converter/
@ENTTECofficial yes! When the budget is right ,I'll be ordering a unit. I'm still researching the audio to light/laser/ visual software. But It appears EMU will be the best choice for that. I'm currently looking for a cheaper console/controller, in hopes that it will make programming a show more efficient. Thank you and the Enttec family for creating such an amazing thing with lights and everything. 🙌
@@Motoxlight That's great to hear! Thank you. When you get the ODE Mk3 you get 6 months worth of premium EMU. So I would recommend downloading EMU for free and playing around with the free version. Then when you get the bonus premium license, you can jump straight in and use the premium features www.enttec.com/product/software/lighting-control-software/emu-sound-to-light-controller/
Hi, we have EMU which is a user friendly software which you can download from here: www.enttec.co.uk/product/software/lighting-control-software/emu-sound-to-light-controller/
@@ENTTECofficial Köszönöm a válaszát. Megnéztem a programot. Ez pontosan ugyan olyan nem felhasználóbarát, mint a többi. Tutoriálok és hónapokig tartó tanulmányozás nélkül használhatatlan. A Pinnaclestudió video szerkesztő programhoz egyetlen betűt sem kellett elolvasnom, ahhoz, hogy használni tudjam. De még így is elkezdeném mélyebben tanulmányozni, ha menet közben nem dőlnének ki a csontvázak. Olyanok mint például a sunlite suite 3 programban amikor az elmentett beállításokat a program a tudtom nélkül átírja.
@@ENTTECofficial Szia! Köszi a tippet. Letöltöttem az EMU programot. Annyit látok, hogy nem felhasználóbarát. Használati útmutató nincs, így nem tudom kideríteni, mire képes a program. A weboldalról semmiféle segítséget nem sikerült találnom. A fórumra regisztrálni nem lehet, hogy hátha onnan tudnék valamiféle információt szerezni. Zsákutcába kerültem. Van ötlete, ki tudna segíteni?
@@tuzmuveszetcsapat2600 Hi, this video is very helpful for understanding how to use EMU ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xc5ZWTCdVpU.html
@@ENTTECofficial Nekem nem arra van szükségem, hogy azt magyarázzák el, hogy az XRL csatlakozónak mi a szerepe, meg, azt, hogyan kell lámpákat hozzá adni a programhoz. Nekem arra van szükségem, hogy valaki a kérdéseimre válaszoljon. 2017-óta várok arra, hogy választ kapjak a kérdéseimre. A tutoriálok egyikében sincs válasz a kérdéseimre. Így képtelenség tovább lépni. Képtelenség vásárolnom, mert nincs programom, amivel vezérelni tudnám a leendő lámpákat. Buta célhardvert tudnék vásárolni, de nekem nem arra van szükségem. Olyan fényvezérlőm már egyébként is van, ami semmire se jó. Ez a marq seniq 1-es ipari hulladék. Most olyan fényvezérlőt szeretnék vásárolni, amit használni is tudok. Ehhez pedig olyan embert kellene találnom, aki válaszolni tudna a kérdéseimre.
Hello! If you mean using EMU software as a VST within a DAW, then you'll need a DMX USB Pro. Otherwise it's going to be a question for the manufacturer of the VST in question and its requirements. Hope this helps!
Hi, that is correct, you can't use the Open to run ELM and the DMX USB Pro does with with ELM. However, the DMX USB Pro is designed to work with our other software, EMU, so depending on what you want to achieve with your lights, depends on which software you should use. ELM: www.enttec.com/product/dmx-lighting-control-software/pixel-mapping-software/ EMU: www.enttec.com/product/dmx-lighting-control-software/emu-sound-to-light-controller/
Hi Boris, unfortunately EMU doesn't work with Daslight4 interface, it does work with our DMX USB Pro, Pro Mk2 and any device that uses Art-Net (such as our ODE Mk3). In the case of the Daslight4 it has a RJ45 socket which is used as an alternative to USB - this does not output art-net, according to their website, which prevents it from being compatible with EMU.
Hey there, thanks for sharing your feedback. I hear you loud and clear. Let's work together to make it better. Any specific suggestions? Looking forward to improving it with your input! 😊
Hi, they both have their practical uses and the Open is perfect for novice users and trouble shooters. The DMX USB Pro does have more features and if that to you means the Open is not suited for your needs then the DMX USB Pro is the recommended choice.