If you need a 3D view of your lighting and the stage it’s on, then it’s time to upgrade. ONYX on PC and consoles, as well as ENTTEC D-Pro, Jands Vista, LightKey, and Grand MA2 and 3 all offer this functionality in their 2D views. However, I really like to see the beams of light in the 2D space. These days, you can get a 2D layout view inside of most new lighting consoles. This can be really helpful if you’re especially pinched for pennies. You literally can set up and see your lighting rig from the top, and this can allow you to pre-program cues with intensity, color and some gobos without needing a full-blown visualizer. If you’re getting ready to pre-program your first show, some lighting consoles offer a really great 2D view, which gives you an overhead look at your lighting rig. It all depends on what you need! What Do I Need From A Visualizer? Basic 2D Lighting Visualization ONYX’s built-in 2D Plan View However, below I’m going to show you how visualizers don’t have to be expensive and they can even be free. Simply put, they’re a very expensive piece of software to develop, and many visualizers that are on the market are quite expensive. Even if you’re just doing lighting for your band or church, trying to program without having to be in front of your lighting rig, visualization has its’ benefits!īut visualizers can be expensive. Using a visualizer available and ready to use can not only save you time, it can also make you money if you’re in the business of lighting. Just need to learn a new console, or become a better programmer? Using a visualizer available and ready to use can not only save you time, it can also make you a lot of money. How about up-selling your clients on some additional lighting by giving them a video of how awesome their show will be? Want to walk into a big show with some solid programming done? Seriously, though – visualization can be a necessary and important part of your lighting. Visualizing your lighting on the computer is one of the very best ways to waste a solid afternoon.
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