We decided to publish a BETA of the next MADRIX 2.5 version to give our customers the possibility to see what's coming next and to give you the chance to take part of the developing process. So if you have any idea, wish or comment regarding this beta version, please use our online forum
The most important new features are the new SCE Shape effect, the newly introduced speedmaster fader/pause button and the freeze button for the main out. All new features, improvements, and comments can be found in the beta notes. Beta Notes
June 2008: MADRIX ultimate Installation @ Baiyoke Tower II
New MADRIX ultimate installation at the Baiyoke Tower II in Bangkok, Thailand: Lighting and Equipment Public Limited Company from Bangkok have installed a first class LED installation on a building facade at the top of the Baiyoke Tower II.
- 12.080 RGB pixels
- 36.240 DMX channels
- 80 DMX universes
- 10 ENTTEC Datagate 8
- MADRIX ultimate
The Baiyoke Tower II, located on 222 Rajprarop Road in the Ratchathewi district of Bangkok, Thailand, is the country's tallest building. It accomodates the Baiyoke Sky Hotel, the tallest hotel in Southeast Asia and the third-tallest all-hotel structure in the world, with 673 guest rooms.
The building is 304 m (997 ft) tall, or 328 m (1,076 ft) tall if the antenna is added. It has 85 floors with a public observatory on the 77th floor, a bar called "Roof Top Bar and Music Lounge" on the 83rd floor, and a 360-degree revolving roof deck on the 84th floor.
New Features: - Added Backup System (Master-Slaves). - Editable frame rates for all DMX and Art-Net devices. - Added Highlight Mode (Flash devices) to the Device Manager for DMX devices. - Added Highlight Mode for fixtures to the Patch. - M2L Single Tone - Added a new shape (Circle Explode) and additional options. - M2L Intervall Tubes - Added new direction buttons to the effect. - SCE ColorRamp - Now with circular ramp. - SCE ColorScroll - Set new range of bpm speeds: 0 ... 9999. - SCE ColorScroll - New mode for fading colors. - SCE ColorScroll - New directions: Rectangle, square, ellipse and circle in implode and explode mode. - SCE Ticker - Set new range of bpm speeds: 0 ... 9999. - SCE Wave - Set new range of bpm speeds: 0 ... 9999. - Added MIDI remote control support for the Numark NuVJ. - New license version: MADRIX ultimate with support of a maximum of 256 DMX universes.
April 2008: MADRIX Installation @ Beatport Lounge - Denver
New MADRIX installation in the Beta Nightclub in Denver Colorado: Creative Consultants from Denver Colorado have installed a new state-of-the-art LED ceiling in the Beatport Lounge.
Denver-based Beatport.com pretty much dominates the world of electronic and dance music downloads via its online store. The guys behind the web site know this kind of music inside out and have been booking some of the world's best DJs for the past decade. So it seems only fitting that they've finally opened their own club with the LED Lighting Control Software MADRIX.
Congratulations to all the guys from www.LEDartistry.com, Mr. Julian Bradley, and Speed of Sound for this amazing installation!
April 2008: MADRIX 2.3b Release
What's New in MADRIX 2.3b Release Date: April-22-2008
New Features: - Added Backup System (Master-Slaves). - Editable frame rates for all DMX and Art-Net devices. - Added Highlight Mode (Flash devices) to the Device Manager for DMX devices. - Added Highlight Mode for fixtures to the Patch. - M2L Single Tone - Added a new shape (Circle Explode) and additional options. - M2L Intervall Tubes - Added new direction buttons to the effect. - SCE ColorRamp - Now with circular ramp. - SCE ColorScroll - Set new range of bpm speeds: 0 ... 9999. - SCE ColorScroll - New mode for fading colors. - SCE ColorScroll - New directions: Rectangle, square, ellipse and circle in implode and explode mode. - SCE Ticker - Set new range of bpm speeds: 0 ... 9999. - SCE Wave - Set new range of bpm speeds: 0 ... 9999. - Added MIDI remote control support for the Numark NuVJ. - New license version: MADRIX ultimate with support of amaximum of 256 DMX universes.
