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I'm going to not answer your question and provide you with one anyway: experiment with QLC+. It's a lighting software, but it's very flexible with midi. On the last of the bottom tabs, you'll be able to select your device and visually see if some input is happening & from the Virtual board you can make a fader (or any control, really) to assign it to your device & check if moving your fader moves the one on screen... Source: about 1 year ago
QLC+ - Free, open source, it's even got an FX engine! Source: about 1 year ago
If you're willing to upgrade to serious (read: fun) lighting devices, and get to experiment, I'd suggest you turn to DMX-controlled ones (can be cheap, you just get what you pay for); then buy the smallest, cheapest USB-to-DMX adapter and install QLC+. Source: over 1 year ago
What's the best DE, or possibly full distro, to benefit from it currently in your opinion? I know I'll use it with QLC+ & MagicQ. My workhorse L460 thinkpad runs Arch, btw, standard "don't-get-in-my-way" gnome. Source: over 1 year ago
QLC+ (https://qlcplus.org/) is free and pretty easy to get started with for some basic lighting control. This should work with any USB to DMX dongle or other interface. Source: over 1 year ago
DMXControl - DMXControl ist eine kostenlose Lichtsteuerung, mit der Sie ihre Lichtanlage zum Nulltarif vom Computer aus steuern können.
Terms & Conditions Apply - Fun game about pop ups & the deviousness of websites & apps
Cuelux - Find out about Cuelux - Next generation lighting control. Download the latest version of Cuelux.
User Inyerface - A painful illustration of bad UX
Onyx by Obsidian Control - Professional DMX stage lighting control software. Free for 4 universes of DMX.
Brave - Fast and secure, ad and tracker blocking browser.
