Matrix Sequences

[metallus2000]

Looking for Matrix sequences/ superstar for the following:

- Avengers

- Litlle drummer boy, by King and Country

- Polar Express - Tom Hanks

- This Christmas Day - TSO

I had purchased the first three as traditional, and missed the conversion offers.

 

Christmas Day is not on the Lightorama site, but did find it elsewhere, if anyone is interested.

As usual, I am not using the sequences for any profit. I have a charity light show, whereas all food donations (box out front) go to local food banks. 

 

 

Edited November 26, 2023 by metallus2000
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[k6ccc]

Besides LOR directly, here are my sources for SuperStar sequences.  SuperStar is Brian Bruderer who wrote SuperStar and is where the majority have come from.

http://superstarlights.com/Sequences/Purchase.php

https://www.seasonalsequences.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html

https://www.holidaysequences.com/Default.asp

There are some others as well, but this is who I have bookmarked.  BTW, one of my standard recommendations is to buy a few sequences from different sources and spend some time figuring out how the different authors produce the effects.  Learn from what they did.  In many cases, different authors will use different methods to obtain similar effects and if gives you an opportunity to learn different methods for your own sequencing.

Disclaimer, for all practical purposes, I purchase the SuperStar sequences for the pixel tree (although I do have to change the tree size) for all of my sequences and then use their colors and motions to sequence he rest of my yard around their sequencing.  I can make the software do what I want, but I lack the artistic creativity to know what I want it to do.  I figure that if I spend $50 (give or take some) and save a few hundred hours of time, that is a good deal for me.  And I end up with a better sequence too.

 

[metallus2000]

I do the same. I even have converted some nice XLights from We make light shows that will wow your audience! – Magical Light Shows LLC

Thanks for the other links, I will check them out.

[gsmith37064]

2 hours ago, k6ccc said:

Besides LOR directly, here are my sources for SuperStar sequences.  SuperStar is Brian Bruderer who wrote SuperStar and is where the majority have come from.

http://superstarlights.com/Sequences/Purchase.php

https://www.seasonalsequences.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html

https://www.holidaysequences.com/Default.asp

There are some others as well, but this is who I have bookmarked.  BTW, one of my standard recommendations is to buy a few sequences from different sources and spend some time figuring out how the different authors produce the effects.  Learn from what they did.  In many cases, different authors will use different methods to obtain similar effects and if gives you an opportunity to learn different methods for your own sequencing.

Disclaimer, for all practical purposes, I purchase the SuperStar sequences for the pixel tree (although I do have to change the tree size) for all of my sequences and then use their colors and motions to sequence he rest of my yard around their sequencing.  I can make the software do what I want, but I lack the artistic creativity to know what I want it to do.  I figure that if I spend $50 (give or take some) and save a few hundred hours of time, that is a good deal for me.  And I end up with a better sequence too.

 

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