grandMA3 Recipes and Phaser Recipes
A detailed grandma3 Recipes (and new Phaser Recipes!) training course that covers all aspects of creating, updating and working with Recipes.
Recipes got a big overhaul with Version 2.4 - including the addition of PHASER RECIPES: a whole new way to make Effects! If you've found the original Phaser Editor confusing, I think you're going to really like this new way of making Phaser Effects using Recipes.
I designed this course by digging into all the functionality and trying to find ways to explain how to work with Recipes in plain English. I'll take you through the details without too much technical jargon, and as always: I'll use real world examples. This isn't an overview or a set of marketing videos: I'm taking you through all the details. We'll build standard recipes and phaser recipes in cues and presets: and we'll do it together in this course.
Prerequisites:
Basic grandMA3 programming knowledge is required. You do not need to have any experience with Recipes. The course can be completed on a computer running grandMA3 onPC. Access to console hardware is not necessary. grandMA3 software version 2.4 or greater will be required.
How to Take This Course
What's a Recipe and How Do Our Group Changes Affect Them?
Two Recipe Types: Standard and Phaser
FREE PREVIEWAdding Recipe Lines to Cues
Recipe Lines in Detail
Recipe Editor Window
Edit Recipe Mode
Heirarchy: Recipes Vs. Direct Values
Recipes as Cue Only
Preset Recipes
Template Recipe Presets and Presets Without Fixture Selections
Review: When Do I Need to Cook?
When Will My Group Pool Changes Take Effect in My Recipes?
Phaser Recipe QuickStart
Predefined Phaser Recipes
Phaser Recipes: Selection
Phaser Recipes: Value Sources
Phaser Recipes: Shapes
Phaser Recipes: Steps
Phaser Recipes: Matricks
Phaser Recipes: Speeds, Measures and Playback
Phaser Recipe Presets as Templates
Stopping Recipe Phasers
Recipe Graphics Key
Basic Troubleshooting for Recipes
Congrats!
Lead Instructor
It's not a requirement, but it does give you new flexibility and the option to make changes without major reprogramming.
The newly implemented Phaser Recipes allow you to create Effects much quicker than before.
Like I'm sitting next to you at your console
Not at all. Although, you should already have a basic working knowledge of how to create stage looks and store them as cues in grandMA3. I'll take you through everything about creating, editing and using Recipes, but it is not an introduction to basic programming on grandMA3.
Recipes are handy for moving programming around between fixtures, but it doesn't replace cloning. Just adding the new fixtures to your showfile and updating the groups won't be enough. The new fixtures will still need to have data in the presets you used in your recipes if you want to them to work. But, as long as you update the presets, the recipes are going to give you a lot of flexibility.
Nope. But I would recommend a computer that can run the free grandMA3 onPC software. And if you don't want to build your own showfile along with me - you can just watch the lessons.
Yes. If you find that the course is not for you, you can contact me within 7 days of signing up to request a refund: no questions asked.
Nope! This course is self paced and available on demand. Go at your own speed.
Yes! English and Spanish subtitles can be turned on for each video using the CC option in the Video Playback Controls
I've got the course for that!