nice video. 2 questions - what's your thoughts on NDI connections for the monitors as opposed to SDI connections. And don't need notes but I want to display say "Offering" or "Benediction" graphic (could just do text but graphic would look nicer. What that method
You could do NDI for monitors you just need something connected to the monitor to revive the NDI signal as you can’t just plug in a cable and run NDI to them directly e.g. Apple TV or computer You can choose to display whatever you want on your stage display so graphics could work as long as there’s an associated slide in the presentation.
Thank you, great video! One question: We use two languages for the worhip slides (one bigger printed language to sing, one smaller printed for translation). Is there a possibility to only show the bigger printed language on the stage display? Because wie use "current slide: text" but there the style of both are the same thus it is very hard to read. Would be great if propresenter gives the text label an attribute "don't display on stage display's text" or something like this. To use the screen notes for every song would be too much effort. Does someone has any suggestions to that?
I am not sure about this sorry. There may be a way to achieve it somehow with looks etc. possibly but I am not sure this would help with a stage display. One way you could do it which would take some extra work and setup is to place the text you want to see on the stage display in the notes section of each slide then reference the slide notes on your stage display. You would just need to remember to add the lyrics you need into the notes section each time you create a new song which could be annoying in the long run to do.
I appreciate your content so much. I occasionally utilize a larger vocal team and i'm trying to find a way to utilize the confidence monitor to display specific vocal notes to the team such as "all unison", "three parts", etc as helpful reminders. At first, I made different stage layouts with those default cues but if I wanted to have a cue for the first Chorus1 and a different cue for the next Chorus1, I wasn't able to give them separate layouts because it would change all of the "chorus1" sections in propresenter. Not sure if I explained that well but do you have any thoughts on how I could do that when those notes/cues could be different from one chorus to the next?
My best guess without being to play around with it would be to manually add each note to the notes section on that slide. To do this you need to go to the slide editor window and there should be a notes section for each slide in the editor. This is like PowerPoint notes where you type in the notes and can see them on your computer but not the display. To then show these notes on the confidence monitor, you just need to add a slide notes section to the stage display in the right stage display so they show up.
@@learnpropresenter I appreciate your thoughtful response! I had considered trying this, but it seems that the note gets tied to that section of the song so if I write a note under the first slide of the chorus it will show up for every other chorus after that even if I would want to add a different message for a different chorus.
nice video. 2 questions - what's your thoughts on NDI connections for the monitors as opposed to SDI connections. And don't need notes but I want to display say "Offering" or "Benediction" graphic (could just do text but graphic would look nicer. What that method
You could do NDI for monitors you just need something connected to the monitor to revive the NDI signal as you can’t just plug in a cable and run NDI to them directly e.g. Apple TV or computer
You can choose to display whatever you want on your stage display so graphics could work as long as there’s an associated slide in the presentation.
Thank you, great video! One question: We use two languages for the worhip slides (one bigger printed language to sing, one smaller printed for translation). Is there a possibility to only show the bigger printed language on the stage display? Because wie use "current slide: text" but there the style of both are the same thus it is very hard to read.
Would be great if propresenter gives the text label an attribute "don't display on stage display's text" or something like this.
To use the screen notes for every song would be too much effort. Does someone has any suggestions to that?
I am not sure about this sorry. There may be a way to achieve it somehow with looks etc. possibly but I am not sure this would help with a stage display. One way you could do it which would take some extra work and setup is to place the text you want to see on the stage display in the notes section of each slide then reference the slide notes on your stage display. You would just need to remember to add the lyrics you need into the notes section each time you create a new song which could be annoying in the long run to do.
I appreciate your content so much. I occasionally utilize a larger vocal team and i'm trying to find a way to utilize the confidence monitor to display specific vocal notes to the team such as "all unison", "three parts", etc as helpful reminders. At first, I made different stage layouts with those default cues but if I wanted to have a cue for the first Chorus1 and a different cue for the next Chorus1, I wasn't able to give them separate layouts because it would change all of the "chorus1" sections in propresenter. Not sure if I explained that well but do you have any thoughts on how I could do that when those notes/cues could be different from one chorus to the next?
My best guess without being to play around with it would be to manually add each note to the notes section on that slide. To do this you need to go to the slide editor window and there should be a notes section for each slide in the editor. This is like PowerPoint notes where you type in the notes and can see them on your computer but not the display.
To then show these notes on the confidence monitor, you just need to add a slide notes section to the stage display in the right stage display so they show up.
@@learnpropresenter I appreciate your thoughtful response!
I had considered trying this, but it seems that the note gets tied to that section of the song so if I write a note under the first slide of the chorus it will show up for every other chorus after that even if I would want to add a different message for a different chorus.
Converting to ProPresenter 7 has been a nightmare!