Varytec retro blinder octo 380

varytec 5 kanal.sbf (1.2 KB)

Hy!
please help me out..
5 channel mode is working
cant get 31 channel mode to work
i use beam for live
thx for helping me out!
Love you work showsync ( both Beam and videosync)

Hi Reinhard, thanks for sharing your profile! The 5- and 10-channel modes are relatively easy to make as in these cases the fixture behaves as a flat fixture. The 29- and 31-channel modes contain cells, which always make it a bit trickier to get the profile right, as well as how to control the fixture and its separate segments from Live.

I made a new profile that contains all four modes:
Varytec Retro Blinder OCTO 380.sbf (14.5 KB)

Please take a moment to load the profile in the Fixture Editor so you can see which modulations are controlled by which layer (the main fixture, a cell, or a subcell).

I’ve also made a simple example of a Live Set and Beam Patch that uses the 31-channel mode:
Varytec Retro Blinder OCTO 380 Example Project.zip (46.4 KB)

Notice how the different modulations for the different layers are controlled:

  • “Main” track:
    • Has Intensity set to 1.
  • “RGB Segments” track:
    • You can set the color for the segments using the color picker.
    • Use MIDI notes to trigger each RGB segment separately, following the intensity envelope.
  • “Strobe Main” track:
    • Supports program, programspeed and shutterstrobe modulations.
  • “Strobe Segments” track:
    • Use MIDI notes to trigger each strobe segment separately, following the intensity envelope.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Hy! Have tried to load the beam fixture file there is an error message and i cant load it sadly!

But thx for your fast reply!!

Hey Reinhard, what’s the error that you’re seeing? And what version of Beam are you using?

there was an "cannot open " error..

i have created a new fixture mapping and now it works..I use the version 2.1!

thank you!

Yes sometimes its tricky to understand a fixture a there function ( cells, subcells, etc.) but im hope im on a good way to learn this kind of stuff! Thank you!!