Blizzard Lighting Eclipse DMX Software
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Blizzard Lighting Eclipse DMX
Computer Eclipse DMX Lighting Software and Dongle
The Eclipse DMX controller software does it all and is easy to use. Don't limit your creativity by using physical controllers, upgrade your light show and your creativity with this DMX controller software!
Plus, not only will you have more features and more options, you will be able to program shows in a fraction of the time. Once you learn the Eclipse DMX lighting software you'll be creating scenes and chases in your sleep. Don't believe it? Try it yourself for FREE.
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Blizzard's DMX controller software is 100% free to download and start creating shows. You just need to buy this Blizzard Lighting Eclipse DMX hardware to connect your lights to your computer.
Try the Eclipse DMX lighting software and start building your shows now. If you like, buy it. It's that simple. If you don't like it, contact us for training or help finding a different type of controller.
Eclipse DMX Lighting Software is a simple and easy to use DMX 512 Lighting
control program for Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit compatible).
You may have tried “Your DMX”, you may have tried an “Express Show”, you may have even tried to “free style”, but nothing can prepare you for the DMX controller software that will “Eclipse” the competition!
This is the current version, v1.1.1.
EclipseDMX™ software is fully functional with the Blizzard EclipseDMX™ dongle
which is now available. Please feel free to download the Eclipse DMX lighting software to evaluate it, and just imagine the possibilities!
• 3 and 5 pin DMX Out connectors.
• USB powered USB to DMX Interface.
• Sequences may be stacked for playback of multiple sequences at once, or
locked, to facilitate lighting different zones or fixtures without impacting
others.
• Multiple Interfaces can be used on the same computer via multiple USB ports
or a USB Hub. Requires additional purchase of Eclipse DMX USB interfaces
• Huge fixture profile library with over 1,000 profiles at software launch
with more profiles being added with each software update.
• Built in EFX Engines for moving fixtures and RGBAW LED fixtures.
• Over 30 pre-programmed shapes for moving heads or scanners and over 30 pre-programmed RGBAW Color FX pre-programmed into the DMX controller software for “Ready to Go” effect creation.
• Easy custom movement FX creation.
• Position presets allow “looks” to be recorded and placed in sequences, then
globally edited at a later time, without re-programming each sequence.
• Built in 3D viewer for offline programming.
• Sequence creation wizard.
• Profile Editor / Creator included.
• BPM and Audio Detect function for running sequences off of an audio source.
• Global controls for Fog/Haze Machines, Strobes and chaser controls.
• Can be used with your favorite USB MIDI hardware controller for a “Hands On”
hardware surface playback option.
• USB joystick compatible.
• Optimized for use with touchscreen monitors.
System Requirements
• 1GHZ Processor
• 2GB of RAM
• Open GL compatible video Card for 3D Viewer
• Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 (32 bit or 64 bit) OS systems. (Not Mac OS
compatible)
• Minimum Screen resolution of 1024x768 supported
• Touch Screen Compatible (19 inch or higher recommended)
• 2.0 USB drive
• 150 MB free hard drive space
If you are familiar with DMX software, you will love this. If this is the first time buying DMX software, it's a great way to go, but be prepared to spend 1-3 solid hours of watching videos and reading the manual. It is as intuitive as it can be, but it does so much that you really need to learn how it works before you jump in.<br /> <br /> All DMX software is hard to learn. Even a DMX controller will take a good 30 minutes of practice before you get the hang of it. But if you put the time in, you will love the Blizzard Eclipse DMX. Once you have mastered it, you will be able to create shows in a fraction of the time a traditional controller would take. A scene that would typically take hours with a traditional controller would take minutes with this.<br /> <br /> If you put the time in learning it, you will not regret it!
The Eclipse DMX software is a great way to get to the next level with your light show. Whether you are creating scenes for a play or a live band or want to have immediate access to all of your fixtures to create a real-time DJ show that responds to the crowd the Eclipse DMX software will get you there. The simple layout and intuitive design will allow you to quickly make scenes. Having presets for color chases and movement chases all right there at your fingertips make programming extremely complex shows possible without headaches. The built in viewer will enable you to make the show before you set up the lights but you will have to tweak the positions at setup time. The playback mode is designed around buttons that you make and then can sequence or have several active at the same time. Creating color and position templates enable you to modify many buttons at once by simply modifying the templates.
This is absolutely what i have been looking for. This is a wonderful affordable software DMX controller. Blizzard Lighting makes some fantastic stuff. They have great support, their warranties are double of what you would have from other brands. I watched some of the tutorial videos on Blizzard.com website. And the software is so friendly. I also have Martin Light Jockey and it is very complex. I strongly urge this product. Thanks KPODJ for the great price and for getting it so quick!
love this software just have to get use to the software better then line light software
Great software!!! Easy to use once you go over tutorials on YouTube by Joel from Blizzard Lighting. My only wish would be if it would run native on a Mac.
There are a number of DMX dongles and software out there in the $200-$400 price range. I've tried some others as well as played around with the software that you can typically download and install for free without making an actual purchase of the dongle. I have a number of users, young and old. The Blizzard Eclipse software is reasonably intuitive and for the most part offers enough bells and whistles to make it a worthwhile investment. I happen to like the playback screen where you can arrange buttons with titles that provide your different lighting scenes that you created on the editing portion of the program and saved as a button. Creating special buttons that combine scenes is pretty useful. For example, if you program LED PAR lights and effects on one button and program moving lights with different effects on another button. You can run PARS then switch to moving lights, or by using the CTRL key toggle both on together or turn one off and leave one on, or, create a new button that with one click runs both scenes, on or off. I would suggest you try the software out and see for yourself.
If you want simplicity to create professional light shows at a entry level cost, this is your product. I love, love, love this software. I use it in all kinds of settings from simple par cans to large intelligent moving head shows. I definitely recommend this software and to buy it from KPODJ as I got the very best price and service. I had it to my house in 2 days.
