News

Our latest hardware project shows that the development of a new project can go really fast. From a first idea communicated in our club-internal messenger to the release despite some stumbling blocks not even a week passed.

We won't beat around the bush today: have fun with the new version of DMXControl 3!

This news is about premieres and proven. Both can be seen on Saturday.

On our YouTube channel you can look forward to a new video every week. But also for those who prefer to read, we have news.

DMXControl 3.2.2 has been in development for quite some time. Now it's time to take a look at the new features.

In the meantime, we report regularly in this news section from our current association events. Today we'll take a look at how such a news is actually created and how the publishing process behind it looks like.

News are one of those things. If something is not new, there are not really news. So do we have news?

As you know, you can store a complete lighting scene with numerous effects in a single scene (cue). But how do you keep track of which fixture functions the effects were applied to? If you have read this Did you know?, you know how and where DMXControl 3 supports you at this point.

TBD

Lately we have published many new things and also tried out something new. So it's time for a little review and also a preview of what's to come.

It's time to try out new formats on our YouTube channel. Join us for the first "Live Coding with Arne!".

Right at the beginning of the year it will be exciting: the drawing of the winners of our lottery in the context of the DMXControl user survey is coming up. The date: Sunday, 03.01.2021 at 17:00, live on YouTube.

2020, what a year. In this news we as DMXControl Projects e.V. association look back into this extraordinary year.

A little over two years ago our book was discontinued. Now it returns in a slightly different guise.

We look back five years to the year 2015 - in a very special way: namely with a lighting mashup.

This year we have our own advent calendar, too. Have a look what we have hidden in it.

And that is when it happened: the fourth and last day has begun.

In view of tomorrow's working day, some people left a little earlier today. Now there is still the last hard core left.

The visualizer capability of the Unreal Engine was investigated in a student research project. This student visited us and explained the possibilities.

As we were working so over the day, we were suddenly told by the development team: