Hi All,
Does anyone use D-Pro in a theatre setting?
Would you mind talking about how it works for you in this environment?
Thankyou
D-Pro in Theatre's
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Re: D-Pro in Theatre's
Hey Ryan,
We got through our weekend using D-Pro for our theatrical rock opera (www.manonthehill.org) and it went really well.
I have a dozen posts about things I would love to see improved in the UI of the software, but as far as being reliable D-Pro worked and my lighting guy had no complaints about latency or anything like that.
-John
We got through our weekend using D-Pro for our theatrical rock opera (www.manonthehill.org) and it went really well.
I have a dozen posts about things I would love to see improved in the UI of the software, but as far as being reliable D-Pro worked and my lighting guy had no complaints about latency or anything like that.
-John
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Re: D-Pro in Theatre's
Glad it went well, John
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Re: D-Pro in Theatre's
Thanks for the response!
Should check my posts more than once every 18 months
I like the software too - I have been able to mould show control into a system that my completely no techy work colleagues can use well.
Haven't used it in a proper theatre setting yet, just lots of live music and a few basic little plays.
Should check my posts more than once every 18 months
I like the software too - I have been able to mould show control into a system that my completely no techy work colleagues can use well.
Haven't used it in a proper theatre setting yet, just lots of live music and a few basic little plays.