Yes. You can use something like the Chinly transmitters and receivers to go wireless with the DMX signal (meaning no DMX cables from the console). To go completely wireless (not plugged into a wall or other stationary electrical source) you can use a battery bank to power the Wolfmix, and the battery operated Chauvet D-FI transmitter combined with the Chauvet D-Fi Hu (if you’re using fixtures that aren’t D-Fi compatible. You’ll find affiliate links to these products in the description.
Yes. I’ve used it with Lixada, OPPSK, and U’King. Many of the profiles can be found on the manufacturer’s profile site using the WTOOLS app. Some I had profiled myself before finding the ones provided from the makers of Wolfmix.
Great video - will have to use one on the weekend in a small club and has definitely helped getting an overview - thank you!
You’re welcome. Glad it helped.
Спасибо! Приятно смотреть, я ивент диджей из России, желаю вам развития и процветания в вашем деле💫
Thank you. And thank you for watching. I wish you the same.
Can this be wireless?
Yes. You can use something like the Chinly transmitters and receivers to go wireless with the DMX signal (meaning no DMX cables from the console). To go completely wireless (not plugged into a wall or other stationary electrical source) you can use a battery bank to power the Wolfmix, and the battery operated Chauvet D-FI transmitter combined with the Chauvet D-Fi Hu (if you’re using fixtures that aren’t D-Fi compatible. You’ll find affiliate links to these products in the description.
does this work with china lights?
Yes. I’ve used it with Lixada, OPPSK, and U’King. Many of the profiles can be found on the manufacturer’s profile site using the WTOOLS app. Some I had profiled myself before finding the ones provided from the makers of Wolfmix.
The Wolfmix has no Ableton Link phase meter, so it will just annoy the crap out of you after a while when it comes to live performance.
Haven’t experienced that yet. Thank you for the heads up. I’ll keep an eye on that.