Cool Things You Can do With a LaserCube!
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- See how a laser can project images from your computer, decorate a room, make a virtual instrument you can play in thin air, and even teach you to play songs!
You can buy a LaserCube here:
www.laseros.co...
Love all your videos, Steve. The capability of this little thing blew me away. Thanks for sharing your interests and knowledge with us!
Thanks so much for the kind words and really appreciate you watching!
I'm lusting after this small lighting miracle! I don't have much light design experience however and wonder if $1800 is a bit much to spend on a new hobby. For now I picked up the Obey 40 and U'King 3d laser to see how things go.
Great demo, thanks much!
I think that U’King is a great little laser for the price and you can actually get it it to do a lot when paired with a small DMX controller.
When you’re ready to lay down the $ you can’t beat a LaserCube. They are fantastic little machines. Thanks for watching!
Yes, Yes, Yes; this are the features I wanted to be demoed!!! Thanks.
It's pretty amazing how many things a LaserCube and do- and this video only shows a few. Appreciate you watching!
Excellent and informative. Subbed. And you have contributed some great ideas as well as your useful advice.
Thanks so much for those kind words and really appreciate you subscribing!
Steve sir, a PERFECT video for validating all my thoughts and battle plans for the use of this smaller cube until I can get the 2.5 wifi. Unless, do you know of any reliable sites with US shipping for used cubes without warranty?
Hi Christopher-
X-Laser.com is the US distributor for LaserCubes. You could check with them, but the newer WIFI Cubes are the only ones that are available new that I am aware of. Not sure about used ones.
Really appreciate you watching!
Excellent video Steve. QUESTION: when using the Harp function, is it possible to assign the output to a different sound besides the 3 stock sounds? Could I assign it to a soft synth in Ableton, for example?
Thanks !
Great question. You can configure LaserOS to output MIDI in the settings and the Harp app will output notes with a small glitch. When I last tried, after each note there was a "note on" message sent which basically made it unplayable except for certain percussive patches. I let the developer know and it may be fixed now, but I haven't tested. Appreciate you watching!
hey, never played with lasers much myself but always enjoy your videos! Have you ever done a video around safety around lasers? It seems like there's a real lack of clear information online and something like the lasercube seems like it could be extremely dangerous if used by someone who isn't either very confident or being very careful.
Definitely doesn't help that ebay seems to have a lot of misleadingly labelled glasses.
I think a laser safety video is a great idea. Totally agree with you that lasers when misused can be very dangerous. I also believe that safety regulations vary from country to country but the bottom line is to NEVER allow a laser beam (or a reflected beam) to directly hit your eye.
nice to know everything i can do with this thing before i buy
These are just a few of the things it can do. Its a pretty amazing little laser!
Bringing Jean-Michel Jarre's Laser-Harp home, I see.
Yes! I think his works just a little better than this one haha, but it's still a lot of fun to play. Appreciate you watching!
Hi steve great video
I appreciate you watching this one!
whats the link to buy?
You can get a lot of info here:
www.laseros.com/
Appreciate you watching!
2:21 They need to add a way of automatically fixing the flicker and a manual fix aswell
The flickering gets really exaggerated in this video. It’s pretty hard to see in real life.
Because Wicked Lasers is constantly updating and adding new features to their software I can see why they don’t want to always be updating their manual LOL!
They are good at making and posting videos on their UA-cam channel that explain most of the LaserCube functions. Thanks for watching
Hi, My name is Jim. I live on a lake with too many geese. Geese hate green laser light. I came across your videos and it looks to me a programed moving head with a green laser to pan my yard would be great to keep the geese away. Of course I know nothing about moving heads but I am mechanically inclined and am willing to learn. My goal is to program a moving head with a green laser beam to pan my yard, back and forth, forward and back for as little money as possible. Would you be kind enough to recommend a moving head and dmx controller that you think would work for this. Thanks so much for your help.
P.S. I wand to mount this in the window and scan my waterfront yard which is about 60ft X 60ft
Wow- thats certainly an interesting one!
You can buy moving head lasers like this:
amzn.to/3fA5i3O (although I don't have any experience with them)
With an inexpensive controller you could program a chase that looped 2 scenes with the laser panned to the left and then right which would create a scanning effect.
Many simpler lasers also have built in patterns and you might be able to find one that accomplished the same thing without a controller or the need to program it-- those poor geese!!
Can we setup a rainbow pattern using 7 led par lights with unique dmx address .(VIBGYOR) could you do a video on that .
That could be a really cool effect- especially if you added animation to it. Thanks for the idea!
@@LearnLizard waiting for the video sir. Love from INDIA (KERALA) .
By using 7 led par lights addressing from d001,d017.........d097 and mixing the RGB colours to get the VIBGYOR (Violet R-143,G-0,B-255) like that.
How Much is that laser cube? and if you can send me the amazon link it will be better
Hi- There are several different models of the LaserCube starting at about $950 USD. Here is a link to the Wicked Lasers website: www.laseros.com/ (you can't buy them on Amazon)
Thanks for watching!
Can you cast full screen apps from the Android OS?
I've never tried that yet. I'll give it a go and reply back if it works.
How do i get the laser beams so strong? Ive seen people do it with laserworld el 400rgb which i got aswell. Can someone tell me? I also got an dmx controller:)
Part of the reason the beams look so good is because of the hazer. The more haze you can get in the room, the stronger they appear.
Also, this particular laser isn't designed to be controlled by DMX (although you can use a 3rd part app to make it work) Appreciate you watching!
i have a doubt
How we connect lights that have no adressing mode to dmx like the normal par lights that does not have a mode button or addressing screen.How can we loop all these lights?I Is thee any gadgets that have a option to dmx adress and sockets so that lights connected to that socket lights up when the address set on that gadget is signeled? Can you please do a video
Hi- Yes, before there were modern DMX stage lights, people (like me) used to use regular lights connected to a DMX dimmer pack.
You can see me demonstrate one in this video:
ua-cam.com/video/UiDafzU4P_g/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching!
Sir ,what's the price,n purchase link?
You can buy a LaserCube here:
www.laseros.com/r/LearnLizard/
Thanks for watching!
Hey Steve I’m in a band and have 8 par lights and an Amazon dmx controller but I can never get the dmx to work everytime I out the light in dmx mode and plug in the cables it either starts flashing or randomly fading through colors any help?
Hi- It sounds to me like the light and controller aren't connecting.
I would try getting just one of the lights to work for a start.
Keep it simple and set both the light and controller to a starting address of 1. (make sure your cable is making a good connection) Make sure the light is really in DMX mode. (sometimes you have to hit enter after you access it in the menu) Try moving all the faders on your console until you see some response. It may be in auto mode which might need to be changed in one of the DMX channels.
Good luck and hope that helps!
Do you have a link to the laser you were using?
You can get a lot of info here:
www.laseros.com/
Wicked Lasers now makes a 2W version that I believe is available in the US.
@@LearnLizard thanks man I greatly appreciate it! 🙏
Can it be bought in the Philippines?
I'm pretty sure they ship to the Philippines. You can buy one here:
www.laseros.com/r/LearnLizard/
Thanks for watching!
How much are the in Canadian $'s..?
How can I train with you please
I'm happy to try to help you if you have simple questions- thanks for watching!
Siiiick! 👌🏼
Thanks!!
@@LearnLizard Is the laser you got is the $999 as I see there’s 3 options for them?
@@DjJeffo78 Mine is the 1W version. It used to cost $799 but don't think its available in the US any more.
@@LearnLizard Cool, I’m from the UK 🇬🇧, London. So I will search for the brand here or Europe if there’s any suppliers here.
3:32
Dude... I don't know what's real anymore and what's not.
Seriously-- you should see it in person with the images projected on a big wall. It looks way better than what you can see in the video. Its mind blowing, trust me...
too keen
Thanks for watching
WOW 🤩
Thanks for watching!
hey i’m slowly getting into lighting, specially for raves, and i’ve pretty much mastered the par lights on a DMX controller, but i was wondering if a moving head laser light would be easy to control with a DMX controller. i’m thinking it would be hard to make it move in the direction, or as fast as you want it to without using a computer and program. what are your thoughts and what do you think would be the best next light to control on a DMX 192? thanks & i love your videos!!
Thanks for your kind words! I used to be a little bit intimidated with moving head lights but realized they are really easy to program with a simple controller. Basically you just adjust the color and position with the DMX channels and save each one as a scene.
Here's a video to give you a few ideas:
ua-cam.com/video/X-vSXeuwOwA/v-deo.html