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As long as the interface is compatible with your particular computer and the visualizer then there shouldn’t be a difference in terms of performance from one to another. We’ve personally used the ENTTEC DMX USB Pro with Capture. We haven’t used the eDMX1 Max so we’d recommend reaching out to the company producing the visualizer you are using to confirm.

@@A.I.Lightshow thanks for that information! Just been looking around to get one, just couldn’t figure which interface to get. Appreciate your input! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Still a few weeks away from the next FW upgrade but definitely some cool and useful elements in the works. Travis was using some of them during his live sets at our booth...with a pre-release version of the FW. Thanks Derrick!!

@@A.I.Lightshow hell! Thats awesome! Currently having a blast, got some new moving heads to add to the mix and its just so much better with everything working together.

@OmegaDerrick Awesome to hear Derrick! Yeah, we find the more you throw at it the better it does.

@@A.I.Lightshow def noticed that, loving it even more :D

Absolutely. If that particular fixture isn’t already in our library then you can submit a fixture profile request via our website and we’ll add it in. www.ailightshow.com/fixture-request

@@A.I.Lightshow Awesome. Thank you for not only creating a great product, but also providing great customer interaction/support!

@RonBudLlamaDrama Absolutely! Appreciate the kind words!

They are currently available for sale: www.ailightshow.com/store-MFHja

Yes, the controller will take in a live audio feed and control your lights autonomously. You can interact with the controller as little or as much as you’d like. As long as your lighting fixtures are DMX compatible the Force 1.0 can control them.

Absolutely. Those are American DJ 3D Vision Plus panels.

Thank you! Greatly appreciate you taking the time to swing by our booth!

Thanks! Yeah, Travis was fire as usual!

It was great catching up with you in person Mike! Looking forward to meeting up again down the road…thanks for taking the time to swing by the booth. Can’t wait to see some footage when time allows on your end. Talk soon Mike!

Good question, no idea 😂! Thanks for the kind words!

Absolutely, the only issue you’ll run into here is that the Aux port is almost certainly a unbalanced stereo signal. The Force 1.0 requires a balanced input. There’s numerous devices you can grab to convert unbalanced stereo to mono balanced. If you grabbed one of those you’re golden.

Thank you. Could you please suggest a specific converter device that I would need to purchase?

@dragomirmijic5237 There’s many options out there but here’s one to consider: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ISOPOD--whirlwind-isopod?msockid=35030fc15e1c64ce07b01b7b5f036546

Thank you!

This coming Tuesday: August 5th. Sales will open at 11am (EST).

We’ll be opening up sales again on August 5th.

A typical laptop headphone jack output is unbalanced stereo. There’s certainly many options out there to convert that output to a mono balanced signal. You could also consider splitting one of your balanced outputs and feeding one to the controller. The controller input is high impedance and won’t noticeably load down the signal so there should be no audible impact.

@@A.I.Lightshow you’re the best🤗 can’t wait to try your product out!

Appreciate the kind words and interest! The AI piece of the unit is primarily focused on building / tuning effects. It takes in a set of data describing the lighting rig being controlled, and iterates through numerous pre-trained algorithms to generate a blueprint collection of effects. Some require numerous iterations to build successfully or to determine insufficient control elements for an adequate outcome, resulting in that effect being discarded. The effects then require additional iterative processes that occur in real-time to adjust timing, speed, etc. The end result is a library of effects that look preprogrammed for the actual lighting rig being used. That’s the concept in a nutshell! Thanks for asking.

@@A.I.Lightshow Wow that is insane. I can't say I fully understand but that's impressive. I'm looking forward to following this project further

We’re pushing to have units ready to ship by the end of this month. We will open up sales at that time. If you’d like to be notified you can jump on our mailing list: www.ailightshow.com/waitlist

Speed was dialed down. It all boils down to personal preference. Can crank things up to get very aggressive as well.

Which model laser used and price???

!!!!! 👍

@@A.I.LightshowLooking excellent!! 🫡

Yes you can. That’s done using the Fixture Group Overrides. If you assign your Pars to 1 of the 6 fixture groups then you can use the Fixture Group Overrides to assign your Pars to an Attribute Bank. The Para will then be statically set to however you configured that particular Attribute Bank while the rest of your rig is under autonomous control.

HA!! Joking aside, this is MAX mode at full speed. You can dial things down significantly.

We will have another round of units at the end of this month: www.ailightshow.com

@@A.I.Lightshow do you know when? Would love to have this before the 27th

@joshjchong As of today, we’re still on track and aiming for the tail end of July….Closer to the 31st.

Hi David. Absolutely. A lot comes down to personal taste so what is "correct" in our minds may not be the right decision for you, all subjective! In this video we used two GigBAR Move fixtures so I'll provide feedback based on the GigBAR ILS. The first thing I would personally do is to make sure the Laser and the Strobe of the GigBAR ILS aren't active during slower subtle slower moving effects. This is done in the DMX Universe editor page of the App. For the "FLASH" (strobe) sub fixture you would set the "Strobe or Blinder Fixture" column to "YES". For the Laser sub fixture you would set the "Active During Mood" column to "No". In addition, I would likely also disable the Derby's during the slower subtle moving effects as well. Derby's aren't Strobe or Blinder fixtures but if you set the "Strobe or Blinder Fixture" column to "Yes" for these, then the Force 1.0 will turn them off during those subtle slow moving effects, whether your in Mood mode specifically or the Force 1.0 transitions to it automatically. If you do all of the above, then your GigBAR ILS will be configured as close as possible to how we configured the GigBAR Move fixtures in this video. Hope that helps!

@@A.I.Lightshow Hi Guys, thank you very much for your reply, appreciated.

Yes, you can use the “Color Overrides” function to do this (new addition). You can pick a single color or a combination of up to 10…this includes settings for gobo wheels, prisms, color wheels, and other attributes of fixtures that go beyond just simple Red, Green, Blue, Amber, White, UV color settings.

It sounds like you don’t have a DMX Universe currently loaded on your unit. Without a Universe loaded, there’s no lighting fixture information so the ability to create Attribute Banks or Scenes is not possible. You need to start with the Force1 App in order to create your DMX Universe(s). Once created, you can transfer/save them to the unit and then you’ll be able to access the Attribute Banks | Scenes.

@@A.I.Lightshow Thank you for the prompt answer, I will work on it thanks.

A future App update will allow for all Attribute settings to be made directly within the App with real-time feedback from your lights. We certainly considered what you are describing but opted against it due to the amount of inconsistencies we’ve come across with “identical” fixtures (majority being the inexpensive unbranded reproductions) having different color wheel arrangements, gobos, etc. Many people are buying these unbranded fixtures and we’d like to offer a universal fixture profile library without having to resort to numerous revisions due to those inconsistencies. We are certainly still considering this option. However, you can use the Attribute Banks to dial in specific colors across your rig and use the Color Theme Overrides to select those at any time. Good comments/questions!

Hi Niko. Please reach out to help@ailightshow.com and we’ll get you going.

@@A.I.Lightshow Just emailed! Looking forward to chatting!

Yes, you can set any color combo you’d like and force it to just use those indefinitely. The effects engine was designed to be as creative as possible in both the effects generation and its decision making process. We may design in an option to allow users to select the frequency it is allowed to transition if there’s enough requests. Here’s an example of how it performs unconstrained as it is now: Force 1.0 Office Demo (Fully Automated) ruclips.net/video/MWJBHoy2Lrc/видео.html

Hey Derrick. Solid questions as always… Yes, the intension was to guarantee that any Attribute Bank that is called would operate exactly as it was created, regardless of the global control knob settings. If there’s enough requests to have Global Brightness control applied for this as well we will certainly consider doing so! There’s some options for moving heads. If you override a fixture group containing moving heads, they will move to whatever position you defined for that attribute bank and will generate whatever color, gobo, focus setting, etc., that was defined. An intended use case example would be if you wanted to focus a spotlight on a drummer or guitarist for a solo while keeping all other lights in your rig responding to the audio feed. Now, if you apply one or more Color Overrides instead, then all lights in your rig will only utilize those colors and other attributes defined in those chosen banks. However, your moving heads will still react as normal in this case. I will certainly take note of your request to provide the ability for your moving heads to still react in movement when a fixture group override is applied. We can work that into a future upgrade. Thanks for that feedback…great idea!

@@A.I.Lightshow thanks for the thorough explanation and examples! Appreciate that! 😎 makes complete sense now. Yeah in my head this is how i was thinking it, what if we could assign via override group fixtures for example, a purple color to Washes(fixture group 1), then all moving heads(fixture group 2) a yellow color that has already been defined through the attribute banks. Then all washes would only use purple and moving heads would only use yellow, while on any of the 3 mood modes still generating patterns according to the music. That was my thought process when i first saw the fixture group overrides. Change each group to a specific color and still have the internal ai engine generate patterns. Thanks for taking the time to hear me out🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 you all rock!

Great to hear you’re back in the saddle Lenny! Appreciate the kind words! Hope your Charity events continue to go well…very respectable!

Many bands and musicians have grabbed one of these. Yes, if you want a consistent light output for the stage you can assign those particular fixtures to a dedicated fixture group and enable Wash mode. There’s three primary operating modes: Max, Normal, Mood with Max being the most aggressive and Mood being very subtle. You also have global speed control if you’d like to dial things up or down in any of the modes. The device was designed specifically for DJ’s but it’s finding a home with many bands for particular use cases.

That’s an unbranded bar light, from some Chinese supplier. All others are from American DJ, Chauvet DJ, Eliminator Lighting, ProstLighting, or Rockville.

That’s certainly on our to-do list! Once we get some breathing room we will certainly fulfill this request and check it off the list. Thanks for the request!

Thanks Harry! Have you had a chance to upgrade your unit and give it a spin? We're definitely all highly interested in hearing your thoughts after you've had a chance to work with it.

@@A.I.Lightshow Not yet! Will probably update it next in a weekend or two and give it a run through!

@djchase206 Sounds great Harry! The feedback you provided previously was instrumental in our path to this first release so we’re always looking forward to and appreciative of your assessment!

I am in process of buying one now…After looking at the instructions it would great to be able to quickly enable/disable repeater mode without jumping through the combo buttons method since I use another dmx controller (Luminaire 4 on an iPad) for the static scenes with movers like first dance, sweetheart table, speeches, and I don’t have time to fumble back and forth when the wedding agenda makes a quick change. Even better is if there was a product that was a hybrid of the two controllers, so you have the best of both worlds, full static control with an visual interface plus the AI lightshow for Party mode.

Thanks!

Excellent suggestion, thank you. We will certainly work this into our near term plans as it would be a great resource as you pointed out. Appreciate the feedback!

I agree… I am having trouble with some of the terminology when it comes to the “DMX universe” part. Normally when I hear DMX universe I am thinking of the (1) dmx universe this device supports (1- 512 channels). This seems more like a multiverse. 😂

Absolutely…here’s an example of adjusting them independently: Force 1.0 Moving Head Pan/Tilt Range Tuning (Independently) - Tutorial ruclips.net/video/Mz3b9nh1GGo/видео.html

The biggest way to influence the dynamics of the light show is to use the MAX, NORMAL, and MOOD buttons. The audio conditioning blocks provide different approaches at conditioning the audio signal. As long as you’re able to generate triggers correlating to the rhythm of the music then the box will handle the rest. A lot is handled behind the scenes but the triggers create an immediate reaction, so you want to ensure those are occurring to the beat of the music. Whichever audio condition block gets you there is the right answer 👍

We’ll have future upgrades dedicated more to enhancing laser performance but the unit can certainly control them now: A.I. Lightshow Force 1.0 - Fully automated laser control, no programming. ruclips.net/video/pH1-8BL748o/видео.html

Website will go live late tonight, with some areas held off until orders open. Orders will open up for reservation list folks Tuesday @ 10am EST. Orders will open for everyone Friday & 10am EST.

No worries with the request, you’re more than welcome to ask and we will certainly do our best to accommodate! I can certainly ensure that we have a profile for this fixture added to the master database. You could then access the contents and see how it was setup, in addition to using it of course. Would that be adequate?

Absolutely, that’s a type of situation which this function was intended for. Just run the DMX OUT from your Soundswitch dongle to the DMX IN port of the Force 1.0. Then just follow the video instructions. (The new FW on the Force 1.0 will indicate the shift function assignments on the screen so you won’t need to memorize anything like the video alludes to)