Control your shows using a variety of interfaces
Mouse
QuickShow can be run using just one hand, if you need your other hand free to adjust lights (or hold a drink!).
QuickShow can be run using just one hand, if you need your other hand free to adjust lights (or hold a drink!).
Keyboard
Press a key to switch cues on the beat of the music. There are 60 instant cues per screen (3 rows of 10 keys, each shifted or unshifted).
Press a key to switch cues on the beat of the music. There are 60 instant cues per screen (3 rows of 10 keys, each shifted or unshifted).
Touchscreen
QuickShow is specifically designed with large cues and controls, for fingertip use on touchscreen notebooks and monitors.
QuickShow is specifically designed with large cues and controls, for fingertip use on touchscreen notebooks and monitors.
MIDI controller
Prefer to use a keyboard or other MIDI controller? You can map MIDI keys to cues and controls.
Prefer to use a keyboard or other MIDI controller? You can map MIDI keys to cues and controls.
DMX console
Just like MIDI, you can map DMX channels to display cues and change controls. (Requires a USB DMX interface; Pangolin recommends the Enttec DMX USB Pro.)
Just like MIDI, you can map DMX channels to display cues and change controls. (Requires a USB DMX interface; Pangolin recommends the Enttec DMX USB Pro.)
Music beat
Let your music control the lasers. Automatically makes the laser follow the beat of the music with Virtual LJ.
Let your music control the lasers. Automatically makes the laser follow the beat of the music with Virtual LJ.