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This question has two sides: On hand hand it´s about perception and on the other hand it´s about how madrix handles strip setups. So I´ve built a small prototype for an LED ceiling, 16 strips, 5m each, 30 pixel/m, via 2 nebula. All strips run in parallel which means pixel pitch of ca. 3cm on one axi...

Spot on and ultra fast, thank you for your support. I agree on the power injection in general, but will try to get away witha single injection point per strip in this project. It consists of aluminum profiles freely hanging from a ceiling, so additional cabling (and visually hiding it) is tricky and...

So I´m looking at the different cabling options shown in the manual and find B2 to be the most convenient for my setup (and my limited experience). I have two questions on this: 1. In the left side of the diagram, there is the power supply symbol. According to the legend on page 8, this can be eithe...

Hi Guertler, yes, that´s what I was looking for, thank you! I will now dig a bit deeper to get a better feeling of how this matches my workflow. "No moving heads" isn´t a big thing, I work with multiple programs on the audio side, so splitting tasks between specialists can be done for the ...

I´m in the planning stage of a mid size installation and would require multiple Nebulae (latin, isn´t it). Depending on final sizing, it will be somewhere between 4 and 6. Lightly concerned about synchronisation, as this will be an LED ceiling, so strobe effects and tight on-beat flashing are import...

Hi, as a total newbie to madrix and LEDs in general, apologies if that is a stupid question :). I´m running a setup of traktor, bitwig and qlc+ to control various synths, grooveboxes and traditional fixtures like scanners, moving heads etc. Lately I added a bunch of LED bars, ie 10 or 18 pixels, 3W ...