Light-O-Rama S6 Interactive Sequence
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a song that runs under three minutes and I want it transformed into a show-ready Light-O-Rama S6 sequence. The goal is an engaging, interactive display that makes every beat pop by driving both my lights and the physical props in the yard—no video projection work is needed.
You’ll receive:
• The mastered audio file (MP3)
• My existing channel config (.lorprev) and a quick layout sketch of the props and controllers
What I need back:
• A fully programmed S6 sequence file (.loredit) aligned perfectly to the supplied track
• Thoughtful use of interactive effects—chases, tumbles, sweeps, and any creative tricks you favour—to keep the audience surprised rather than just blinking lights in time
• All timings, fades, and intensity curves cleaned up so that the show runs smoothly without clipping or awkward pauses
Acceptance check:
1. Sequence opens with no errors in Light-O-Rama S6.
2. Audio sync is frame-accurate from first beat to final note.
3. Lights and props react distinctly throughout the piece—at least three interactive moments where props and lights “talk” to each other.
If you have examples of previous S6 work, a short video clip or screenshots would help me choose quickly. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this mini-show to life!
You’ll receive:
• The mastered audio file (MP3)
• My existing channel config (.lorprev) and a quick layout sketch of the props and controllers
What I need back:
• A fully programmed S6 sequence file (.loredit) aligned perfectly to the supplied track
• Thoughtful use of interactive effects—chases, tumbles, sweeps, and any creative tricks you favour—to keep the audience surprised rather than just blinking lights in time
• All timings, fades, and intensity curves cleaned up so that the show runs smoothly without clipping or awkward pauses
Acceptance check:
1. Sequence opens with no errors in Light-O-Rama S6.
2. Audio sync is frame-accurate from first beat to final note.
3. Lights and props react distinctly throughout the piece—at least three interactive moments where props and lights “talk” to each other.
If you have examples of previous S6 work, a short video clip or screenshots would help me choose quickly. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this mini-show to life!