Tips and Tricks
Test Your Pixel Map Before Sequencing
Confirm pixel order, direction and prop assignments before spending hours sequencing effects that land in the wrong place.
Test Your Show Audio Before Opening Night
Check the correct music file, audio output and audience listening experience using the equipment that will run your show.
Run a Full Show Rehearsal
Run the actual playlist from startup to shutdown before guests arrive, including music, transitions and scheduled playback.
Check Your Display from the Street
Judge your layout from the audience's viewing position so props, spacing and effects work together outside the preview.
Use Your Preview to Catch Layout Mistakes
Keep your software preview close to the installed display, then check placement, groups and effect direction before show night.
Use Brightness and Contrast in Your Sequences
Give songs room to build by choosing a focal point, leaving quieter moments and saving bigger effects for musical highlights.
Watch the Whole Sequence Like a Viewer
Play each song from beginning to end at normal speed to catch awkward transitions, crowded effects and missing moments.
Back Up Your Show Before Layout Changes
Keep a dated, recoverable copy of your sequences, media and configuration before changing props, channels or controller assignments.








