Cool- I'd love to see that if you have any videos to share. Appreciate you watching!

Appreciate your words of encouragement and thanks so much for watching!

Thank you for watching!

Appreciate the input and sorry to hear about yours dying :( I've had pretty good luck with my cheaper lasers but admit they aren't under constant use -- I think a lot depends on the quality control from the manufacturer. Thanks for watching and look forward to posting the next one!

@@LearnLizard Well I’ve purchased 2 Laserworld 230R £120 each. Which is around $160 each. They are very good. It has Shut off switch if they are over used certain times. They are lower range lasers but are quality built.

Thanks Jeff!! Do you know some place where I could get a Caedence T-Shirt?! Hope you are well and appreciate you watching this one.

@@LearnLizard Hopefully we will have some in time for NAMM! I can give you one there.

Hi and great question. Entry level fog machines are generally less expensive than hazers. They make a thicker more “opaque” fog that lasts a shorter amount of time. Hazers create a thinner, more translucent effect that really showcases lighting effects and the haze hangs in the air for a longer period of time. (often used for larger stage/theatrical productions) For home party use I think you will be happy with a small fog machine like this one. Thanks for watching!

Purple Rain, Purple Rain! To achieve a specific effect like that I would recommend a LaserCube from Wicked Lasers. They aren’t cheap, but you can program almost any effect using the software that runs on a Mac or PC. Thanks for the watching!!

I've been using FCPX for a while now. (I do almost all the graphics with it too) I agree with the person who said. "the best software program is the one you already know!" Thanks for watching...

Hi- Higher end lasers with high scan rates (like a LaserCube Pro) can produce good flat banding and "liquid sky" effects. You also can achieve similar effects with smaller lasers (even laser pointers) by projecting them through special lenses or glass. Of course you need fog or haze in the air to see the flat beams. That's a great subject for a future video 🙂 Thanks for the idea and thanks for watching!

50% white vinegar mixed with 50% distilled water and run it through the machine (just like fog) for about a minute. Quite a bit cheaper than commercial fog machine cleaner! ...when you are outside you will see the effects of fog or haze near the machine but the mist dissipates into the open air and its very hard to control and maintain a consistent beam effect as you can indoors. Appreciate you watching!

You would need a DMX controller. The auto and sound modes are preprogrammed and can't be altered. Appreciate you watching!

Thanks for that suggestion- I’m always trying to think of new video topics and I’ll keep that in mind for the future. Appreciate you watching!

Thanks, it would be great :)

Hi and thanks for that suggestion! A video devoted to wash lights would be fun to make. Appreciate you watching

@@LearnLizard Good morning from Nigeria... Pls I just bought a pilot 2000 mixing console and I really need a tutorial video from you to help me utilize it. I have not been able to use it since I bought it. I had been using the 512 mixer console from your previous video. Pls help Thanks

Hi- You have to follow these steps exactly for it to work. 1- Create your scene 2- Press "Midi/Add" 3-Press the "Bank Up" "Bank Down" buttons until the bank you want shows in the LED display (above the word Bank) 4-Press the Scene Button that you want to save to. 5-Exit Programming mode. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

This beam effect does not work very well outdoors because smaller lasers like this are not as powerful as you would typically see in an outdoor show and the fog dissipates and basically floats away outdoors. (It can still look OK if the laser is right next to the fog machine) Appreciate you watching!

Absolutely! In fact I'm working on one right now. Thanks for watching!

I have an upstairs neighbor at my studio and sometimes I worry they will see the fog coming out the windows and call the fire department!!

Hmm- that's interesting. Some US venues as well but I think it just depends on the policy there. I know some club owners can be concerned with residue left by oil based hazers - but most smaller semi pro models (like my Chauvet Haze 2D) use water based fluid. Thanks for watching!

Ha! Yeah, still OK- but definitely need to use caution with these guys- especially with a live audience.

It's called a "Donner 4 Beam Laser" Here's a link to buy it on Amazon: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09... If you enter code: 05STEVE05 you can get a 5% discount Thanks for watching!