#Scala 100MM/Midi?
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John,
A friend of mine at a multimedia company was talking (yesterday) about them
using a computer to centralise the PCs/Lasers/Pyrotechnics etc…controlling
them all and timing them together via midi. I was fairly sure that Scala had a
programme, 100MM that could do this operation. Is this correct???
1/ They think that "midi" is the timing system that could link all the
hardware they use.
2/ I think that some of what they do has to be tied together with more than
one timming system.
3/This friend has an Amiga 2000/GVP accelerator and Scala.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks
Laurie Carroll AKL NZ
Longdistance Autopilot
PMJI,
You need StageManager 3000, a superb MIDI control program running on the Amiga,
from Richmond Sound Design in Vancouver.
Phone – (604) 664-5860
Regards,
John A.
On AutoPilot all the way from the U.K.
John,
Why do you suggest this programme??? Are you using it etc…????
Thanks
PS Are they on Cis/Internet???
Laurie Carroll AKL NZ
Longdistance Autopilot
Laurie,
I've been using this program for many years as a MIDI control program. Many
Broadway shows use it for controlling moving lights, and it's currently running
sound for Ralph Fiennes' Hamlet at the Belasco in NYC. It's also used by
Disney, Universal Studios and other theme parks as a system controller. It will
lock to MIDI Time Code or its own internal clock and can talk MIDI, MIDI Show
Control and MIDI Machine Control. You can have control over the program via
remote control, or sync the whole thing to time-of-day clock using the Amiga's
internal clock.
Charlie Richmond can be reached at crichmond@acs.ucalgary.ca Say I sent you.
Regards,
John A.
On AutoPilot all the way from the U.K.