编曲啦网 QLab Pro 5.4.2 MacOSX
设计工具
-无限线索列表与无限线索
-无限球杆车，每辆车有1到64个按钮
在编辑模式下设计，在展示模式下运行
-非破坏性设计工具从不修改您的媒体文件
-撤销任何编辑
-“试镜”提示本地不发送音频，视频，或灯光输出到舞台
-提示模板和工作区模板
-“记录提示序列”工具，捕捉时间并以同样的方式再次播放
-“粘贴提示属性”工具，可以选择性地将一个或多个提示的属性粘贴到工作区中的其他提示上
-文本搜索提示列表和提示推车
-广泛的AppleScript和OSC api
—提供全面的状态窗口，指导故障处理
-通过QLab远程编辑功能强大，无痛
照明
-控制无限的Art-Net DMX宇宙。
-创建无限的光乐器(如通道，但可以命名任何东西，而不仅仅是数字)。
-创建无限的灯光组，收集相关的乐器在一起，如“所有”，“舞台右”，“led”，“地板”，或“地板前左”。
-使用传统调光器和更复杂的灯光与多个参数(包括支持基于百分比的参数，以及8位和16位直接DMX参数。)
– qlab风格的水平褪色:它很容易建立外观和效果，你可以分层和重用。轻型球杆只改变你在球杆上设置的水平，其余的保持不变。
-通过将光线索链接在一起来构建复杂的线索序列，从而构建复杂的照明设计，然后像多米诺骨牌一样用单个“GO”触发序列。
-与QLab中的所有线索一样，Light线索可以随时复制，粘贴，重新排序，暂停，恢复和停止
-所有的QLab褪色曲线可用于光线索;包括线性，s曲线，或完全自定义形状淡出。
-使用灯光仪表板查看和操纵所有灯光的当前水平。
-如果你需要从仪表板中偷偷地进行实时编辑，你可以选择告诉QLab“随着时间的推移”应用新的值，这样它们就会平滑地淡入。
-打开试听窗口，在仪表板中查看灯光提示“失明”的效果。关闭试听窗口，仪表板将立即恢复到显示您的灯的实时状态。
-调整仪表板上的灯，然后:
-创建一个新的线索，只是改变，
-用所有的乐器创建一个新的球杆
-更新最后运行灯光提示的变化，或
-追溯每个线索的编辑，最近修改了每个乐器。
-将您最喜欢的MIDI控制器映射到灯光命令，用于编辑灯光仪表板或单个线索。
-对于电动MIDI硬件，QLab支持MIDI“反馈”从光仪表板和单个光线索。(又名“飞屏”。)
-使用QLab强大的光命令语言，具有自动补全，乐器或组参数寻址，范围，特设组和命令历史，有效地编辑光仪表板和单个光提示。
-查看光提示作为滑块，瓦片，或原始命令文本在任何时候。
-以滑块或瓦片的形式查看Light Dashboard。
-通过键盘输入(在命令行上)或用鼠标(通过点击和拖动)编辑灯光。
-很容易从任何提示中删除单个光命令，当然也可以撤销任何编辑。
-在滑块视图中，将组命令展开到当前组中的所有单个乐器中。
-在滑块视图中，指示器显示提示中每个灯的当前活值。
-在滑块视图中，选择多个命令来临时“组合”它们，因此您可以向上或向下一起调整它们。
-当一组乐器被设置为相同水平或不同水平的调音台时，快速查看。
-批量编辑多个光线索，选择他们，然后简单地编辑任何光命令，他们都共享。(或者一次向它们添加一个新命令。)
-使用AppleScript，无论是外部还是通过Script线索，为高级编程技术，如算法生成一系列的光线索。
-通过OSC消息控制灯光仪表板和单个灯光提示。
音频
-支持多达64通道的音频输出
-支持多达24声道音频文件
-支持多达24个通道的实时音频输入
-音频波形视图
-无限切片的媒体文件循环和vamping
-采样精确回放同步跨多个线索
-音频平移和音量消退
—自定义输出通道名称
—编辑音频设备路由
-任何线索的音频效果
-提示输出的音频效果
-设备输出的音频效果
-动态淡出音频效果
QLab provides live show control for your Mac. Create media designs for theatre, dance, composition, installation, and more. Play back audio, video, and MIDI from a single workspace. QLab 4 includes an all-new Light cue, a huge update to QLab Remote for iOS, and over 40 other new features.
Design Tools
– Unlimited Cue Lists with unlimited cues
– Unlimited Cue Carts with 1 to 64 buttons per cart
– Design in Edit Mode and run your performance in Show Mode
– Non-destructive design tools never modify your media files
– Undo any edits
– “Audition” cues locally without sending audio, video, or lighting output to the stage
– Cue templates and Workspace templates
– “Record cue sequence” tool, to capture timing and play it back again the same way later
– “Paste cue properties” tool, to selectively paste properties from one or more cues onto other cues in your workspace
– Text search of cue lists and cue carts
– Extensive AppleScript and OSC APIs
– A comprehensive Status Window to guide troubleshooting
– Powerful and painless remote editing via QLab Remote
Lighting
– Control unlimited Art-Net DMX universes.
– Create unlimited light instruments (like channels, but can be named anything, not just numbers).
– Create unlimited light groups to collect related instruments together, like “all”, “stage right”, “LEDs”, “floor”, or “floor front left”.
– Use both conventional dimmers and more complex lights with multiple parameters (includes support for percentage-based parameters, as well as both 8-bit and 16-bit direct DMX parameters.)
– QLab-style levels fading: it’s simple to build looks and effects that you can layer and reuse. A Light cue changes only the levels you set in the cue, and leaves the rest unchanged.
– Build sophisticated lighting designs by chaining Light cues together to build complex cue sequences out of simpler parts, then trigger the sequence with a single “GO” like a chain of dominoes.
– As with all cues in QLab, Light cues can be copied, pasted, reordered, paused, resumed, and stopped at any time
– All QLab fade curves are available for Light cues; including linear, s-curve, or totally custom shape fades.
– See and manipulate the current levels of all your lights using the Light Dashboard.
– If you need to sneak in live edits from the Dashboard, you can optionally tell QLab to apply the new values “over time” so they’ll fade in smoothly.
– Open the Audition Window to view the effects of light cues “blind” in the dashboard. Close the Audition Window, and the dashboard will instantly revert back to show the live state of your lights.
– Adjust your lights in the dashboard, then:
-Create a new cue with just the changes,
-Create a new cue with all instruments,
-Update the last-run light cue with the changes, or
– Trace back the edits to each cue that most recently modified each instrument.
– Map your favorite MIDI controller to light commands, for editing either the light dashboard or individual cues.
– For motorized MIDI hardware, QLab supports MIDI “feedback” from the light dashboard and individual light cues. (Aka “flying faders”.)
– Use QLab’s powerful light command language, with autocompletion, instrument or group parameter addressing, ranges, ad-hoc groups, and command history, to efficiently edit both the light dashboard and individual light cues.
– View light cues as sliders, tiles, or raw command text at any time.
– View the Light Dashboard as sliders or tiles.
– Edit lights via keyboard entry (on the command line) or with the mouse (via clicking and dragging.)
– Easily delete individual light commands from any cue, and of course undo any edits.
– In slider view, expand group commands into all the individual instruments currently in the group.
– In slider view, indicators show the current live value of each light in a cue.
– In slider view, select multiple commands to temporarily “gang” them, so you can adjust them up or down together.
– Quickly see when a group of instruments is set to all the same level or a mix of different levels.
– Batch-edit multiple light cues by selecting them and then simply editing any light command they all share. (Or adding a new command to all of them at once.)
– Use AppleScript, either externally or via Script cues, for advanced programming techniques like algorithmically generating a series of Light cues.
– Control both the Light Dashboard and individual Light cues via OSC messages.
Audio
– Support for up to 64 channels of audio output
– Support for up to 24-channel audio files
– Support for up to 24 channels of live audio input
– Audio waveform view
– Unlimited slices of your media files for looping and vamping
– Sample-accurate playback synchronization across multiple cues
– Audio panning and volume fading
– Customize output channel names
– Edit audio device routing
– Audio effects on any cue
– Audio effects on cue outputs
– Audio effects on device outputs
– Fade audio effects dynamically
Video
– Full-screen or custom geometry for Video cues
– Fade and animate videos
– 1000 layers of video
– Masking and edge-blending across multiple projectors
– Warping and keystone correction
– Basic video effects
– Live camera input with the Camera cue
– Syphon input & output
– Blackmagic input & output
– Text & titles with the Text cue
Show Control
– Send OSC or UDP messages using the Network cue
– Fade your OSC messages over time, in 1D or 2D
– Inject live values from your workspace into outgoing OSC messages
– Send all MIDI and MIDI Show Control messages with the MIDI cue
– Send MIDI messages by playing MIDI files with the MIDI File cue
– Run your own AppleScripts with the Script cue
– Generate LTC or MTC output with the Timecode cue
– Trigger cue lists from incoming LTC or MTC timecode
– Remote control via OSC and MIDI
Requirements: Intel, 64-bit processor OS X 10.10 or later
Home Page – httpss://figure53.com/qlab
QLab provides live show control for your Mac. Create media designs for theatre, dance, composition, installation, and more. Play back audio, video, and MIDI from a single workspace. QLab 4 includes an all-new Light cue, a huge update to QLab Remote for iOS, and over 40 other new features.
Design Tools
– Unlimited Cue Lists with unlimited cues
– Unlimited Cue Carts with 1 to 64 buttons per cart
– Design in Edit Mode and run your performance in Show Mode
– Non-destructive design tools never modify your media files
– Undo any edits
– “Audition” cues locally without sending audio, video, or lighting output to the stage
– Cue templates and Workspace templates
– “Record cue sequence” tool, to capture timing and play it back again the same way later
– “Paste cue properties” tool, to selectively paste properties from one or more cues onto other cues in your workspace
– Text search of cue lists and cue carts
– Extensive AppleScript and OSC APIs
– A comprehensive Status Window to guide troubleshooting
– Powerful and painless remote editing via QLab Remote
Lighting
– Control unlimited Art-Net DMX universes.
– Create unlimited light instruments (like channels, but can be named anything, not just numbers).
– Create unlimited light groups to collect related instruments together, like “all”, “stage right”, “LEDs”, “floor”, or “floor front left”.
– Use both conventional dimmers and more complex lights with multiple parameters (includes support for percentage-based parameters, as well as both 8-bit and 16-bit direct DMX parameters.)
– QLab-style levels fading: it’s simple to build looks and effects that you can layer and reuse. A Light cue changes only the levels you set in the cue, and leaves the rest unchanged.
– Build sophisticated lighting designs by chaining Light cues together to build complex cue sequences out of simpler parts, then trigger the sequence with a single “GO” like a chain of dominoes.
– As with all cues in QLab, Light cues can be copied, pasted, reordered, paused, resumed, and stopped at any time
– All QLab fade curves are available for Light cues; including linear, s-curve, or totally custom shape fades.
– See and manipulate the current levels of all your lights using the Light Dashboard.
– If you need to sneak in live edits from the Dashboard, you can optionally tell QLab to apply the new values “over time” so they’ll fade in smoothly.
– Open the Audition Window to view the effects of light cues “blind” in the dashboard. Close the Audition Window, and the dashboard will instantly revert back to show the live state of your lights.
– Adjust your lights in the dashboard, then:
-Create a new cue with just the changes,
-Create a new cue with all instruments,
-Update the last-run light cue with the changes, or
– Trace back the edits to each cue that most recently modified each instrument.
– Map your favorite MIDI controller to light commands, for editing either the light dashboard or individual cues.
– For motorized MIDI hardware, QLab supports MIDI “feedback” from the light dashboard and individual light cues. (Aka “flying faders”.)
– Use QLab’s powerful light command language, with autocompletion, instrument or group parameter addressing, ranges, ad-hoc groups, and command history, to efficiently edit both the light dashboard and individual light cues.
– View light cues as sliders, tiles, or raw command text at any time.
– View the Light Dashboard as sliders or tiles.
– Edit lights via keyboard entry (on the command line) or with the mouse (via clicking and dragging.)
– Easily delete individual light commands from any cue, and of course undo any edits.
– In slider view, expand group commands into all the individual instruments currently in the group.
– In slider view, indicators show the current live value of each light in a cue.
– In slider view, select multiple commands to temporarily “gang” them, so you can adjust them up or down together.
– Quickly see when a group of instruments is set to all the same level or a mix of different levels.
– Batch-edit multiple light cues by selecting them and then simply editing any light command they all share. (Or adding a new command to all of them at once.)
– Use AppleScript, either externally or via Script cues, for advanced programming techniques like algorithmically generating a series of Light cues.
– Control both the Light Dashboard and individual Light cues via OSC messages.
Audio
– Support for up to 64 channels of audio output
– Support for up to 24-channel audio files
– Support for up to 24 channels of live audio input
– Audio waveform view
– Unlimited slices of your media files for looping and vamping
– Sample-accurate playback synchronization across multiple cues
– Audio panning and volume fading
– Customize output channel names
– Edit audio device routing
– Audio effects on any cue
– Audio effects on cue outputs
– Audio effects on device outputs
– Fade audio effects dynamically
Video
– Full-screen or custom geometry for Video cues
– Fade and animate videos
– 1000 layers of video
– Masking and edge-blending across multiple projectors
– Warping and keystone correction
– Basic video effects
– Live camera input with the Camera cue
– Syphon input & output
– Blackmagic input & output
– Text & titles with the Text cue
Show Control
– Send OSC or UDP messages using the Network cue
– Fade your OSC messages over time, in 1D or 2D
– Inject live values from your workspace into outgoing OSC messages
– Send all MIDI and MIDI Show Control messages with the MIDI cue
– Send MIDI messages by playing MIDI files with the MIDI File cue
– Run your own AppleScripts with the Script cue
– Generate LTC or MTC output with the Timecode cue
– Trigger cue lists from incoming LTC or MTC timecode
– Remote control via OSC and MIDI
Requirements: Intel, 64-bit processor OS X 10.10 or later
Home Page – httpss://figure53.com/qlab
