I caught in ur message that lightkey is only for mac what is a lighting program thats similar to lightkey that work with albeton live and a newer windows 10 laptop
You don't have to. It's just generally a good idea to have different computers performing different tasks if your budget can support that. I run lights, Ableton, and MainStage all from one computer, and it's been fine this far.
I run it from separate computers mainly because my Band Director is who kicks off the ableton session for worship from his computer and I run lightkey from a different computer during my Sunday morning sessions so that i can have manual control it as well if needed. But in general you dont have to separate it.
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Do I need lightkey on a separate computer for redundancy or I can I just have it on an A and B computer?
I caught in ur message that lightkey is only for mac what is a lighting program thats similar to lightkey that work with albeton live and a newer windows 10 laptop
Please explain how to export Lightkey triggers from Lightkey machine into Ableton machine.
Did you figure this out?
You mention using light key on a separate computer, but you never explain why…… Can you tell me why I can’t run them both on one Mac?
You don't have to. It's just generally a good idea to have different computers performing different tasks if your budget can support that. I run lights, Ableton, and MainStage all from one computer, and it's been fine this far.
I run it from separate computers mainly because my Band Director is who kicks off the ableton session for worship from his computer and I run lightkey from a different computer during my Sunday morning sessions so that i can have manual control it as well if needed. But in general you dont have to separate it.