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Tag Archives: lighting console
Martin M-Play : Fader Wing for M-PC and other M products
Martin just announced a fader wing (control surface) for their M products, including M-PC. This is a companion to the M-Touch that we use with M-PC software. For now, here at WindWorks Design, we are sticking with our M-Touch as … Continue reading
Posted in Lighting Technology, Theatre Technology
Tagged automated light, automated lighting, Light Jockey, lighting console, lighting console programming, lighting controllers, lighting design, lighting technology, M-PC, M-Play, M-Touch, Martin Professional
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Fun Home – a review of the Broadway show
Fun Home – a review of the Broadway show by Max B. Beautiful. I had seen the performance done at the Tony awards, but that was basically it. I didn’t know much more. I didn’t need to. You don’t … Continue reading
Posted in General Interest, Lighting Technology, Music Technology, Theatre Technology
Tagged audio, automated light, automated lighting, broadway, Fun Home, lighting console, lighting design, lighting technology, music, review, sound design, theater lighting, theatre lighting
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The Lighting Guru
I stumbled into this while browsing the web….. It’s a band’s description of who and what their lighting guy is and does. I found it very funny. http://www.the-sisters-of-mercy.com/tech/lighting/lighting.htm
Posted in General Interest, Lighting Technology
Tagged fog, fogger, haze, hazer, lighting console, lighting console programming, lighting design, lighting technology
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Theatre Tech Review – “Ghost” at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
This summer I took my annual theatre trip to NYC for my ongoing study of lighting and sound design at professional theatres. This year’s trip included “Tribes”, performed at the Barrow Street Theatre (see the previous post for the review … Continue reading
Posted in General Interest, Lighting Technology, Music Technology
Tagged audio, automated light, automated lighting, broadway, digital audio, LED, lighting console, lighting console programming, lighting design, lighting technology, music, Music Technology, projection, sound, sound design, theatre, video, wireless mic
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Touchscreen MIDI “Kontrol Surface”
Learned about this product in the latest issue of PLSN. It’s a touchscreen LCD monitor that’s positioned as a desktop “console” as you might like for audio or lighting. This is the Kontrol Surface KS-1974 from Smithson Martin. While using … Continue reading
Posted in Lighting Technology, Music Technology
Tagged Alternate Midi Controller, audio, Kontrol Surface, KS-1974, LED, lighting CAD, lighting console, lighting console programming, midi controller, music, Music Technology
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Vintage Lighting Console
Wow, this was state-of-the-art back in the 1930’s.
Posted in General Interest, Lighting Technology
Tagged electrical power, electricity, lighting console, lighting controllers, lighting design, lighting technology
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3D Lighting on Building.
This link is from our friend Zipper over at Applied Audio & Theatre Supply: http://sorisomail.com/email/74120/mais-uma-projecao-3d-sensacional.html
Posted in General Interest, Lighting Technology
Tagged exterior lighting, exterior projection, large scale projection, lighting console, lighting console programming, lighting controllers, lighting design, lighting technology, projection
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Lighting Shakespeare in Central Park
Kathy found another interesting article from the Wall Street Journal. This one on lighting Shakespeare in Central Park and dealing with the sun setting differently every day. Illuminating Shakespeare
Posted in General Interest, Lighting Technology
Tagged lighting CAD, lighting console, lighting console programming, lighting controllers, lighting design, lighting technology
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Upcoming Theater Gigs
Most long time readers know we not only work on music projects, but also theater lighting design. It seems we never think to blog ahead of time about upcoming lighting gigs, instead waiting until after the work is done and … Continue reading
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Tagged Light Jockey, lighting CAD, lighting console, lighting console programming, lighting controllers, lighting design, lighting technology
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“Macbeth” at Harley School
WindWorks Design just finished lighting for “Macbeth” at the Harley School in Brighton, NY. The setting was post apocalyptic and had a lot of rusted, grungy set pieces including an old scaffolding, translucent drops, and a rusted out snowmobile. The … Continue reading