DANCING ON THE CLOUDS - How to, Equipment comparison + DJ investment Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
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In this video - Jason Jani of the SCE Event Group breaks down 3 different ways to do DANCING ON THE CLOUDS at parties, weddings or events. This video is for the DJ Education world to help industry DJs learn, see and experience different options with this super popular even service. The How to, Equipment comparison and tips from Jason Jani in this video are shared with real life comparisons in the SCE Event Group office as well as with footage of real events with the different equipment options being used.
So Dry Ice vs Co2 - Which machine to invest in.... Well I try to help you figure that out in this video.
In this video Jason Jani explores using the Chauvet Nimbus Machine, the Aqua Fog 3300 by City Theatrical and the LSG machine by Ultratec. After each show and tell of each equipment, Jason shares his honest thoughts and opinions on each piece of gear for your consideration. This is a unpaid equipment review and solely based on equipment Jason and his team at SCE Event Group have used at events for years.
Video breakout:
0:00 - Introduction
1:45 - Breakout of equipment reviewed
3:00 - Setting the stage and parameters of the comparison
4;45 - CHAUVET NIMBUS test and feedback
10:15 - Aqua Fogger 3300 by City Theatrical test and feedback
16:45 - The UltraTec LSG system test and feedback
26:45 - The business info on what to charge or how to charge for this
30:40 - Wrap up with Jason
Links for you - Info and killer deals to buy
- Chauvet Nimbus: amzn.to/3rbb7rO
- Aqua Fog 3300: www.fullcompass.com/prod/1658...
- LSG: www.ultratecfx.com/Products/l...
Jason on gram: / jasonjani
#howto #dancingonclouds #djedu #djlearning #djequipment #howtodj
Jason Jani events: www.sceeventgroup.com
Would love to know what you are using to do this for your couples? Share below!
Great information and thanks for sharing this information!!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I've seen the dancing on the clouds from SCE at a wedding and it is a MUST when I get married now!
I can’t wait till that happens! Much love to u and j
Great video. You really went in depth with each one
Great informative video, best one yet! I have been using the Entour Ice from ADJ and so far it’s worked well with convince.
How well is the Entourage Ice working?
Thanks J…good video. We’re considering getting into this effect.
Very informative, thank you for breaking it down.
Thank you for dropping in my bro!
Very informative and thorough. Thanks Jason!
Thank you for dropping and and for the comment!
Hey Jason thanks for sharing... I use the ADJ Entour Ice. And Nimbus... I feel it’s a step above the Nimbus but not as big as the the aqua fogger 3300 you showed with the blue cover.. It has worked very well for us 🙏
Thanks for sharing! Much love and happy 21
Another dope video! Very informative, I wasn't aware of the other options besides the nimbus. Thanks for sharing this, it's very helpful to know the pros and cons of each option before making the investment. When you offer dancing in the clouds to couples, do they select which machine they want you to use based on their budget or needs?
Great idea. Kinda more depends on the room they are having their event in more then anything
are you familiar with Le maitre seen one for 1500 same concept as ultratec but you can use a separed fogger of your choice I have a martin 1800 but since I'm not familiar with it I let it pass...
great video.. 👍👌
I'm getting ready to do my first dancing on the floors effect this week end. How long can you store the dry ice before you use it? How do you store it. I have a big plastic storage bin and a yeti cooler but I keep seeing info out there that says not to store the dry ice in a cooler that is air tight because it can explode. How does your team do it Jason?
I knew it. That last pic you posted on facebook few days ago couldn't have been a nimbus it was way too dope for that. #toolegit
I have not used a nimbus in 4 years
@@Jason_Jani nice to see some more powerful options at work ! Maybe we'll get to break out some of our toys soon. Happy New Year to you and the gang !
I absolutely loved this video. it helped me kinda understand how dry ice foggers work. i have been DJing for about 30 years now and I've used the nimbus for just over 2 years. I recently purchased a cumulus which is a more expensive unit but cheaper to run for longer periods of time. My question for you is have you used the cumulus and if so what did you think? It uses a special low lying fog juice and distilled water.
Which machine did you prefer in terms of effect..I have the antari ice 101 (similar to cumulus) but it doesn’t have that “boom” of that if the nimbus ..
Glad it was helpful!
cumulus I bought three and returned them the day after I opened them bc it was not able to produce a fair amount of cloud
Hello I am not familiar with electronic breakers. does a normal house have up to 4 20 amp circuits ? I am hopeing to use this for my Halloween display. please let me thanks big fan of your videos ! please help
Depends
Hey Jason! Love this feedback! Using approximately 5-8 minutes per event, How long does a C02 tank last? How long does the chemical juice last? I realize the price will adjust a little regionally, but on average, How much does a C02 Tank cost? Same thing, How much is the juice? Any additional insurance or license requirements? Do I need a fire marshall present? Is the extra $1,000 tube necessary? Thanks!! xoxo Liz
Hey Liz, so a 50lb tank generally runs about 8-10 mins depending on how much volume you use with the tank. a 50lb tank can run - 300-600 usd. Juice is bought for $150 for a 5 gallon container, lasts about 2-3 years at my speed. In NJ, you have to have some kind of production level insurance, we have a $3-5m liability policy. No need for marshal, and I believe the tube is needed so you have more control of the output, also the box is kinda big so it allows you to hide it easier.
Hello Jason, nice video and great advices .I recently bought BeamZ LF1500w waterbased fog machine (no dry ice , no co2) that uses only water and low lynig fog juice. It creates realy good low lying fog effect , but the trouble is that the fog doesnt evaporate in the air , instead after 3-6 minutes (depending on the volume I use) fog rises and kinda stays in the air. Do you have any experience with those kind of machines , and do u have some advice for me? I apreciate ur efford. keep da good work . Peace
Hello, have you ever had complaints about fog ruining dresses because of the oily residue of fog fluid?
could you explain the thousand dollar hose for the lsg? I just bought a used one, and I would like to replace the CO2 line.
The rubber hose that is in between the unit and the floor...
I use the ADJ Entour for events. I'm wondering what your opinion is on it.
I have never used it
How is the ADJ Entour compared to the Nymbus, is the ADJ better?
Why wasn't the Aquafog 3300 impressive in the time-lapse in the office but was very impressive in the actual wedding? And what is the minimum power needed to run it?
Minimum 20amp, Max 40amp
Have you ever used the chauvet cloud 9 ?
I have not.
I have and it's a piece of shit
Will this set off smoke detectors?
absolutely not