Starting up 16 channels

[RBeachBum]

Brand new to LOR this year and trying to get started with sequencing.  If anybody is willing to share their sequnces with me, I would appreciate it. thanks ...Marc-Anthony

 

RBeachBum31@aol.com

[lightzilla]

Brand new to LOR this year and trying to get started with sequencing.  If anybody is willing to share their sequences with me, I would appreciate it. thanks ...Marc-Anthony

 

RBeachBum31@aol.com

Check this site out.    http://forums.lightorama.com/index.php?/topic/9830-free-and-fee-based-sequences-available/

Edited March 27, 2014 by lightzilla

[PaulXmas]

http://www.highcountrylights.com/links/free-sequences/38-free-sequences.html

Here is one place.

Do a search on Google, there are lots (might even be some links here)

But you might want to try doing your own.

You will most likely have to edit them anyways. But that is just me...

[Don]

http://www.highcountrylights.com/links/free-sequences/38-free-sequences.html

Here is one place.

Do a search on Google, there are lots (might even be some links here)

But you might want to try doing your own.

You will most likely have to edit them anyways. But that is just me...

 

Couldn't agree more on the last statement, Paul. Any shared sequence is more than likely going to need some editing before you use it in your display.

 

Trying it out on your own is a great way to get started. You at least learn the basics of sequencing which will come in handy when you go to modify another sequence.

[RBeachBum]

thanks for the help guys!