jason22 Posted March 4, 2005 Share Posted March 4, 2005 Hello, I am new to this game, I am a mobile disco DJ in the UK.I have just bought a JC-1 Junior / Baby contoller. In Germany it's from www.glp.de in the uk it from http://www.prolight.co.uk/product_more_inf...dnProductID=412. The manual you get with this is a bit thin! What is the difference in technical terms from a Scene, a page and a Program. I guess this is an easy question...but I dont know the answer! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SceneMaster Posted March 5, 2005 Share Posted March 5, 2005 Hi, Ok, right… well on most memory desks… a page is usually a memory assign of a collection of scenes/programmes to the submasters which are sliders which control memories… so your 4 submasters on you desk (the sliders) can be used to control 24 pages which each have 4 scenes each (meaning you desk can control 96 memorys)… So to your original question… A Scene is a static memory of the desk output (DMX in your case) so for instance you might have scene with say two lights on and a mover pointing at the ceiling… A Program is a moving memory or sequence (if that makes sense) usually in the form of a chase (it can take other forms but for you desk this will be about it) which is when the desk automatically moves between a set of scenes a varying speeds... for instance you could programme a moving light to move from position a to b then to c then back to b then it would start the sequence all over again… with each a b c being a memory or scene… and on generics this is basically a sequence of flashing lights ect… And a Page is a collection of sliders (submasters) which control the above… I hope this helps and that I have explained okish (not a word ) without patronising (I hope )… if you have anymore questions do post them… and if anyone feels they could make a better attempt at explaining please do… Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TommyToad Posted March 6, 2005 Share Posted March 6, 2005 How much did you give for it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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