WOW! you will have to talk with my boss about that you can email him here, john AT elation lighting DOT COM. or he may just reply to this post in the morning. i would love to go to seattle. also i work in WI. i am not in l.a. hope to hear from you soon oh my mail is james k AT elation lighting DOT COM in case you need to get ahold of me. sincerely,

Ok - new to the forum, but came here looking for two things, and this is one of them. Even though this post is a little old, just wanted to say...I'm here at the ATL and would love to see some sort of training offered somewhere, even if it involved a little bit of travel - and maybe even a small fee [winces as he types it].
I'm a worship director for a contemporary church on the outskirts of atlanta, and training for our whole tech team would be truly invaluable, but even I could stand a bit more to learn about the compu environment.

hello jason and welcome to the forums. tell you what you can email me at james k AT elation lighting DOT COM. and we can go over some details im sure you have a lot of questions aswell. sincerely,

James, I'm here in Temecula CA, and I would kill for some seminars or webimars.. :P I'm a complete rookie.. As in, I don't even have my controller yet, But I am in the process of learning to do lighting with my dad while he does DJing and what-not.. If this may be in the works sometime soon-ish.. Boy would I kill for it!

Boy... Sorry, This thread is old.. Probably shouldn't have posted.. Sorry!

Sincery,
Nick

its ok to post on old threads. thats how they become new again. the whole training thing is still in the process of being worked out. ill let you know. sincererly,

Yes, I am interested for the Chicago area!

you and how many others? Or just you? Sincerely,

Hey everyone!

I've been lurking the forums for awhile and currently work for a production company doing couple big convections a year, and I currently manage the video. I also throw parties here in LA and have been doing the lighting for a couple events, but nothing with dmx, I just made my own LED strips from diy instructions online. And am now looking into the possibilities of learning the lighting/dmx, and do not like what I see with non-pc controllers, to many knobs, faders, and just looks really old to me, and I once came across someone using Compu-Live and was very impressed and lots of ideas came to mind for me. So im VERY interested in a training/seminar and can maybe see if I can gather a couple more people together. But what I can also offer here is I currently have a Tri-Caster Studio in my hands, which is capable of taking 6 camera inputs and 2 computer inputs, in which I then broadcast what im shooting LIVE via the internet. So I can offer to film the seminar with 2-3 cameras and also throw it up on the web for people to view it live! Then I can also hand you a copy of what we film so it can be put up via YouTube or whatever!

Tell me if this sounds good, im very excited to get to know this program!!
I have tons of questions!

Oh btw my name is Ryan!

thanks Ryan! Well be in touch. I am currently not in l.a. I reside in WI! But who knows. Well talk. Sincerely, James.

Ok! Perfect!

I'll be buying the software this month so ill be on here a lot looking into things.

right now im reading the manual pretty thoroughly so when I get it I can jump right into things

that's good that your reading the manual. But I'll tell you this. It is a great source of info on how to run things but in the few years I have been using this software I have hardly ever read the manual. LOL Also check out this channel. www.youtube.com/CompuLiveTech that's my compu you tube channel and to see the end result of learning the software look at www.youtube.com/jingles8302 sincerely,

so shoot me a mail at james k AT elation lighting DOT com. ok? and well discuss more.

I would be interested in basic training videos. I think they would be a good asset to the software

www.youtube.com/compulivetech
sincerely,

will do, ill send one in the next day or so

Ryan