color mixing more than RGB
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tavonmarkov
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I recently acquired 12 ETC D22 Lustr+ fixtures. The color channels are (in order) 1 Red, 2 White, 3 Amber, 4 Green, 5 Cyan, 6 Blue, 7 Indigo (+ 8 Intensity, 9 Strobe). Is there a color mixer or picker that can address all of these color channels? Or am I stuck with mixing colors manually?
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GGGss
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You have to do it manually because:
a) QLC+ supports only RBG as we speak (colorwise)
b) a fixture with red, green, inidgo and lime are rare (the second one I came across thanks to you)
c) your computer and monitor cannot reproduce the full spectrum of colors you can produce.
But hey, since you already posses them ... create color collections to your preference and use them over and over again?
a) QLC+ supports only RBG as we speak (colorwise)
b) a fixture with red, green, inidgo and lime are rare (the second one I came across thanks to you)
c) your computer and monitor cannot reproduce the full spectrum of colors you can produce.
But hey, since you already posses them ... create color collections to your preference and use them over and over again?
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tavonmarkov
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- Check. Got It.You have to do it manually because:
a) QLC+ supports only RBG as we speak (colorwise)
- RGB or CMY (+AW/UV) have always been the lights ive seen.b) a fixture with red, green, inidgo and lime are rare (the second one I came across thanks to you)
A cool programmable X/Y or something would be cool.c) your computer and monitor cannot reproduce the full spectrum of colors you can produce.
I plan to!But hey, since you already posses them ... create color collections to your preference and use them over and over again?