E03 - Setup Views - GrandMA 3 OnPC Tutorial

Learn GrandMA 3 tutorial series.

In this episode we will continue to learn GrandMA3 programming and start creating views on the Console.

When you work with views on the GrandMA 3 console it´s important that you build the work environment you need for the show you are starting.

What GrandMA 3 views you need will change from show to show. If you are working with dimmer channel only, you will need a different setup, than if you are working with moving lights, or media servers. It’s something we all have to do to learn GrandMA3 programming.

In this video i will explain how you are creating views on the GrandMA 3 Console. This is a very simple run thru of the most basic knowledge you need to get started with creating views on the GrandMA3 Console from MA Lighting.

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02:25 Start making views

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[Jon_Oates]

Thank you for this tutorial series. The pacing is perfect for someone coming back to stage lighting after a 45 year gap. It's a steep learning curve, and this is really useful to me. Trying to get my head around the conceptual model of digital consoles, and a practical workflow is challenging. Your tutorials are easing the process.
I'm based in Scotland, starting some small-scale freelance amateur and semi-pro work, and making the leap from wire-wound dimmers with physical plug patchboards to DMX and hybrid software/control surfaces.

[curt]

Great tutorial...I was struggling until I came across your channel...I'm trying to follow along but i have a question...I put some lights in the 3D window that I put in by mistake...to fully understand what i'm doing i'm trying to delete all the lights from the3D window and start again...how do i delete those lights? Thanks so much for your help

[nickdunsbergen]

So currenty following the series as I want to learn MA3. But going to the command section, I can see the buttons, but they don't show any icons like the numbers or for example ''delete''. Pressing them won't do anything. They are just greyed out.

[ENPIus]

I'm not an LD (I wish I was), but a production volunteer at a church in Australia. We recently upgraded from MA2 onpc to GrandMA3 Compact but we're still running MA2 software. I need to eventually adapt to MA3 and this is part of it. The learning curve is steep, so thanks for taking it slow. This + the discord group are by far the best resource for learning MA3.

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[beginnerpilotcole]

Hi, I’m in USA Las Vegas, Nevada. I am new to lighting consoles. As a beginner I am learning everything on the GrandMA3. The videos you are making are helping me so much! Going slow, step by step will definitely help other people like myself to learn. I did not even know how to patch a light, that is how new I am to learning! Thank you so much for making these videos!

[opsjesse]

I am currently watching these tutorials as a VE that is training on the Disguise hard/software that will also need to understand the sock puppet communications between disguise and grandMA. This is very helpful for a complete novice when it comes to lighting, thank you

[redactedspartan]

As a diehard Avo user, these videos have been so helpful. They're on a slightly older version of MA3 than I'm using, but the walk-through is mostly the same. I'm by no means a junior op/programmer (can confidently run most consoles); but MA has been one of those things I kept meaning to get around to learning but was put off by the way users explained it (and the way they belittle other console types, many MA users have a false sense of superiority because their choice of hardware is the most expensive but themselves aren't actually that good at their job).
This guy has done a great job with the channel and videos.

[bradchannelPh]

Thank you for sharing these! You've done a tremendous effort to make it so much more easy to understand

[pinassports]

I know some basics in GrandMa2.im watching ur grandma3 videos and it helps me a lot

[shadowman]

Im super thankful for your tutorials. im an LD in Denver USA and i needed to learn MA3 in basically a week for a new venue lol.

[ociredef]

Hi, I'm Frederik from Italy, I use GM2 onpc and I watch your video for a future upgrade

[汪鏸全]

Is there another page which I can see all my fixtures individually so that I can adjust parameters separately, not in group.