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Free Visualiser ?

Any news on when will we get a free visualiser like the capture one used on the Avolites consoles? with the role out of 2.6.4 I can not be alone on thinking where is the Visualiser?

It seams like all the other major lighting companies AVOlites,GrandMA and Chamsys have given there loyal customers a some what decent visualiser, and yet you seem to be seriously lagging behind! .... Why is this?

With development of the newer hardware, the advancement of the industry and you purchase of High End Systems.... Isn't this much to ask for your loyal customers...?

 

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    Couldn't say for sure why ETC has neglected a proprietary built in visualizer. Only thing I could guess is that: A. It's in the works, albeit slowly (i.e. lower priority,) B. They have some sort of logistical or direction reason for not building one.

    Truth be told, ETC has been working very hard to change their console line, particularly the Eos family of software from being a very detailed cue based theatre console to a set of consoles that can be proficiently adapted to not just straightforward theatrical shows but also on the go concert like shows. Prior to the recent major 2.x updates, their Cobalt/Congo line of consoles worked more fluently for busking (in my opinion.)

    Several years ago I would have scoffed at the idea of using an Eos console in place of a GrandMA, Hog, Avolites, etc for busking live entertainment. Now I am more than happy to use Eos for just that.

     

    ~ Nick

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    Couldn't say for sure why ETC has neglected a proprietary built in visualizer. Only thing I could guess is that: A. It's in the works, albeit slowly (i.e. lower priority,) B. They have some sort of logistical or direction reason for not building one.

    Truth be told, ETC has been working very hard to change their console line, particularly the Eos family of software from being a very detailed cue based theatre console to a set of consoles that can be proficiently adapted to not just straightforward theatrical shows but also on the go concert like shows. Prior to the recent major 2.x updates, their Cobalt/Congo line of consoles worked more fluently for busking (in my opinion.)

    Several years ago I would have scoffed at the idea of using an Eos console in place of a GrandMA, Hog, Avolites, etc for busking live entertainment. Now I am more than happy to use Eos for just that.

     

    ~ Nick

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