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myDMX 3.0 / Quick Start
1.4.Controlling Live
Triggering scenes
Click the LIVE tab towards the top left to access the live screen. The live screen is where you control your
show. The example below shows several scenes playing at the same time. As long as scenes use different
channels, they will be stacked and merged together. If a scene is triggered which uses the same
channels as a scene which is already playing, the latest scene will take priority over the others.
Scenes can be displayed in 3 sizes. Clicking the up and down arrows will change the size of the scene (1)
and clicking the arrows in the group header will expand and contract all scenes within the group (2).
When a scene is set to it's largest size, two horizontal faders will appear (3). The first allows you to
change the speed of the scene and the second allows you to dim the brightness.
The Live Bar
The area to the right of the Live screen shows a Live bar along with a Master Dimmer.
The master dimmer will override the dimmer and color channels of all your lights. It's a quick way to
globally dim your full rig.
The 8 Live buttons at the top allow you to:
Jump forwards and backwards between scenes
Pause the entire show
Blackout all lighting fixtures
Globally enable and disable fading between scenes
Lock the software (useful if you need to leave your computer unattended)
Take a snapshot of your show and save it into a new scene
Take a snapshot of your show and save it into a new scene, but include any live edits you may
have made with the faders (more on this later!)
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