hi mate, what are the names of the proffesional lasers that we can see half way through the video

@@ItZAKA12D115 Hi bud sorry i didn’t see your comment until now, i believe the brand actually went bust but QTX will offer similar products thanks

Your flimbus was showing for almost the entire video🤦🏼‍♂️...

Glad it was helpful!

Hi thanks for your comment You’re probably going to want to look at a device closer to the £/$ 30-40 range because although these do have a “sound to light” function, it’s still a bit random in when it wants to work right. If you’re looking for something cheap without using a DMX controller I’d recommend trying to create mood lighting with slow moving lasers and some par lights to create a background atmosphere Hope that helps

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Hey mate- not sure what would be best for you to be honest but you would probably need something DMX compatible

they aren’t that powerful, and they are only dangerous if you are staring directly at them. The powerful laser you need to be careful with, but these lasers are not dangerous when used correctly

Informational is a word meaning : relating to or characterized by facts about something; providing information. and is grammatically correct used in this context according to the oxford dictionary of languages

Lol came back to edit my last reply, but you deleted it. Informative's more colloquial.

@@MrTheedarkhorse i don’t delete comments

The words “informational” and “informative” are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct meanings. Informational typically refers to something that provides facts or data about a particular topic or subject. It can describe a resource, such as a book, article, or website, that aims to educate or inform the reader about a specific topic. For example, a brochure about a new product is considered informational because it provides facts and details about the product. Informative, on the other hand, describes something that actually provides new or useful information to the reader. It implies that the content has successfully conveyed knowledge or insight to the reader, often in a way that is engaging, easy to understand, and relevant. For instance, a history book can be informative if it presents new information or perspectives that readers may not have known before. To illustrate the difference, consider the following examples: * A news article about a current event is informational because it provides facts about what happened. * A news article that provides analysis and insights into the implications of the event is informative because it offers new information and helps readers understand the significance of the event. In summary, something can be informational without being informative, but it is more likely to be informative if it provides new or valuable information to the reader.

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