KAM LED SWINGFIRE, 63 led's and sound to light

0:00 Behind me there is a light by a company called Cam

Alright folks, behind me there is a light by a company called Cam. It's known as the LED Swingfire. It's got 63 LEDs, 7 lenses and it's sound to light. Now first of all what is sound to light? Well basically there's a very small microphone in the back of it. The microphone will pick up sounds around it and it will transfer those sounds into flashing. Basically the LEDs will start to flash. Now of course we do have other lights known as DMX lights. Now there's two sort of, well there's lots of different kinds but if we can just squidge the DMX into two types you have just DMX whereby you will actually need a DMX controller and then you also have DMX and sound to light. So in other words you can run them through a DMX controller alternatively you can run them just sound to light.

Here we go, what I'm going to do now, I'm just going to tap close to the actual microphone on the back of the unit. So there we go, we've got green, blue and we've got red. And if I move the stand, we can see there... There's the microphone there. So that is the area that will actually pick up the sound. What I'm going to do now, pause the camera and I'm going to go and stand over by that door over there and we're going to have the camera actually facing the light with some funky tunes. Right, here we go. As you can see, it's not moving at all. That's because it needs an actual sound source. So what I'll do, we'll put this track on. By the way, the track you're going to be listening to is a track entitled Deep Inside. It's by Hard Drive and it's on strictly rhythm. Here we go.

And it's not that one, it's this one. Long time. It's not doing anything at the moment because it's waiting for more mid and bass sounds to start before, you know, it starts flapping. Tripod.

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