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[Anoosh Kashefi]

If the fixture I am looking for is not in GrandMA database already, how would I go about patching it?

Thanks ahead of time!

[Josh Daws]

If the fixture I am looking for is not in GrandMA database already, how would I go about patching it?

Thanks ahead of time!

request a fixture profile from MA or make it up yourself on the console. this is definitely possible to do.

[Anoosh Kashefi]

request a fixture profile from MA or make it up yourself on the console. this is definitely possible to do.

Hey thanks for the response. There is a way to do it, but you have to go in and literally map each channel and all! Pretty time consuming. I need it for a gig tomorrow, but I guess I will try asking MA for a profile, so thanks a ton for the tip!

Off to MA's site!

[Josh Daws]

Hey thanks for the response. There is a way to do it, but you have to go in and literally map each channel and all! Pretty time consuming. I need it for a gig tomorrow, but I guess I will try asking MA for a profile, so thanks a ton for the tip!

Off to MA's site!

it might be possible it has already been done. check their forums http://ma-share.net/ this is a great resource for MA.

and yeah depending on the fixture and how in depth i want to get with it. it can take about an hour to make a slightly detailed profile.

[James Feenstra]

Ma1 or ma2?

What fixture?

Provided there's a manual for it somewhere I can probably make it for you

[Josh Daws]

was gonna offer the same service if the OP came back to say they couldn't find it. rather share around the resources first. i have a crazy busy 4 days...lol

[Ray Cerwinski]

Based on his other post about how to address the fixtures, it sounds like he's using  Chroma-Q Color Splits.

Just patch them as a generic RGB fixture and make use of their "magic amber" function, or if you must have explicit control over the amber channel, there should be a generic RGBA fixture for you to use. If you need to use them "split", patch two fixtures for every one physical fixture.

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