"Thanks to Ricky Laura Haynes who taught me this one...
"really love your peaches, wanna ()()()SHAKE()()() your tree"... The Joker, by Steve Miller Band.
Ah the memorys of lighting live rock and roll!
Jay
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Jason R replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
John Acton left a comment for Rachel Vaughn
"I understood, believe me. I had some rough times going on around that same time. And for the past 10 months with the bad economy it wasn't getting any better. But I'm starting to see the work come back, SLOWLY but surely."
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"I would love to catch up next time one of us is in each others stomping ground. My life was a little hectic last time you were up here."
Rachel Vaughn replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"Thanks for all the ideas everyone.
I can definitely see how it would go well with an 808 type bass hit, rumbling all your senses... and it sounds like a great idea for a custom scenic gobo to emulate an earthquake , since I can't seem to get…"
cody stoltz replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"I used it during rap shows and I used it a couple of times for the rav eI was working on yesterday."
Mike Davidson replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"Ya, i only use it for a certain effect I am looking for otherwise in my opinion it is just up the LD and situation you are in...if that helps? It does look good sometimes with certain gobos...good luck!"
MrMix replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"I use always next for "earthquake": few steps with short moves, align pan and tilt only (no booth moves simultaneously!!!) in chase with in chaotic order, with slightly decreasing amplitude of moving, and with very short trigs! No on…"
Joe Cole replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"It does have it's place in the world. As Al pointed out it goes very well with bass hits during slower hip-hop numbers. Despite his personal feeling's of nausea for the music I will say that it is a very nice addition to bump parts of a…"
John Acton left a comment for Rachel Vaughn
"Hey Rachel, one of these days we're going to have to get together and catch up. Next time I'm up north, I'll call you."
John Acton replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"I have to say I was going to make a joke about California and earthquakes... but Jeremy beat me to it."
Al Williams replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"I use it for two things....
1_ any rap song- a slow shake with the music, is quite funny, and almost as nauseating as the noise coming from the stage....
2) it's useful when gobo morphing to do animations other than rotating blinking and…"
Joe Nagel replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"i used it (in conjunction with a rotating Bio-hazard Gobo) to make a chandelier look like it was twinkling as it rose to the ceiling from the stage. but this is the only time i have ever used it."
Jeremy Ellwood replied to Rachel Vaughn's discussion Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights? in the group Lighting Designers
"Earthquake?
Catastrophic event? (Think End Game)
Bring the audience into a 'drunk' character's eyes?
These are just thoughts off the top of my head for I typically stick to conventional lighting."
Rachel Vaughn added a discussion to the group Lighting Designers
Does anyone have a good use for the "shake" effect in most moving lights?
I'm sure there is a perfectly useful application for this effect but I have yet to find out what it is. Right now I pretty much pass over this option, mostly because it makes me feel a little nauseous and uncomfortable. Perhaps it would be helpful in creating an "earthquake" or simply to make everyone uncomfortable... that is, if you are going for that sort of thing. Ideas anyone?See More
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- Lighting Designer / Production Manager @ Da Vinci Fusion
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- Atl. GA
- Who have you worked for or where have you worked in the past?
- LSD/4th Phase, High Tech, Full Circle Lighting, AAV
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- At 4:52pm on April 28, 2010,
John Acton said…
- I understood, believe me. I had some rough times going on around that same time. And for the past 10 months with the bad economy it wasn't getting any better. But I'm starting to see the work come back, SLOWLY but surely.
- At 10:42pm on April 21, 2010,
- Hey Rachel, one of these days we're going to have to get together and catch up. Next time I'm up north, I'll call you.
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