#QLAB PRO LICENSE LICENSE#

think the concept is 'bad' for sound & indicates that someone (somewhere) has the misconception that you can have 'good' sound by muting & unmuting. With the help of Capterra, learn about QLAB, its features. 8GHz transmitter (Pro Video license required Might be an option May 24. While I'm not saying that you can't mute & unmute mics with success, I. What exactly does it mean when I read in the manual: ' a pro video license is required to reactivate video cues that have been saved to disk' ?Īnd is my macbook pro (dec 2010) compatible with: 'the video cue requires a graphics card that supports quartz extreme and core image' ?Īpologies for the basic questions, Hopefully there's an expert out there that can provide me with some simple answers. Qlab pro license bundle (needed to do video, pro audio & midi) 500+. For audio it seems to do exactly what I need for this show (no fancy required with multiple audio channels).įor backgrounds (stills, no video) I apparently need to use the Video Cue.

#QLAB PRO LICENSE MANUAL#

When reading through the manual of QLab it's not exactly clear what I can and can not do with the basic version of QLab. All of these Pro Licenses include the basic free features, obviously, but they also step you up into being able to work with MIDI, OSC, Scripting, Network Cues, work with Timecode, and use more advanced controls like Pause, Devamp, Arm & Disarm. My first gig will be around running backing tracks, sound effects and backgrounds in a musical/panto show. The Pro Lighting License gives you unlimited DMX addresses, instead of 16 with the other versions. Before investing in the pro version I would like to play around with it, to make sure this is the thing I need. I'm using a macbook pro and therefore recently installed the basic version of QLab. With cutbacks all over the place I need to broaden my scope and equip myself with knowledge on running cue software. You can add advanced audio features, video playback and basic lighting control via pro licenses if you need more functionality and you end up with an amazingly. I'm working as an underpayed amateur sound technician. New to this forum, so not sure whether this should go in to the 'sound' topic.