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Hi there, Losman! Yes I still have and use them.

Sorry for the delayed response. In general, yes. But you would have to do a couple things first. Have access online or in print, your manuals for your lights. In DMX mode, your lights will have different channel modes. You’ll have to set each light to what channel mode you choose to operate them at. Being you like sound mode, more than likely it’ll be the lesser channel mode. You’ll have to set your lights to a DMX channel, too. One group will work on channel one. Your second group will not be on channel two. More than likely, you can use the rule of 32 where the second group will start at channel 33. Set your lights and then time to go to the DMX controller. That’s where you can use your fader for sound control on each of your groups of lights. You can also use a fader to black out, fade out or dim manually. Your manuals should tell you what fader does what. I hope I explained that ok. Please let me know how that works for you.

@@desmonddoodles Hey!! Thanks. That made sense. New to lighting. Probably hard to generalize but I'm getting from my research and what you said, that sound activated primarily comes from the low end. Looking to have controller next to me at Front of house, so looking for unit with line in sound activated. Thinking about sending the outputs from the mixer board, for the kick drum, the toms, and the bass guitar to a controller for sound activation. Totally interested in your opinion on this, as in vs. sending the entire output of the mixer board to the controller. Also I notice that some sound activator line in just control the chase and not the scenes. Any downside to that, and any recommendations for a man on a budget for a line in sound activated controller (wash lights and moving and spot lights for band members)?? Thanks, and have a good one!! Carl

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