How does Light-O-Rama software control lights?
Using Light-O-Rama software, a file called a sequence is created. A sequence is a series of steps that the lights will follow. For example, a sequence could be as simple as a loop where a light is on for 1 second then off for 1 second. Once a sequence is created it can be sent to a Light-O-Rama controller. As the sequence is executed, the lights connected to the controller follow the series of steps in the sequence. A sequence may contain a series of steps for many LOR controllers. There are two types of sequences: Animation Sequences and Musical Sequences. An animation sequence is a series of steps to be executed by the lights connected to your LOR controller(s). A musical sequence is also a series of steps to be executed by the lights connected to your LOR controllers with the addition of a linked audio file (MP3, WAV, WMA, MIDI.) The music file is played while the lights change. A musical sequence maintains timing with the associated audio file, allowing lights to be illuminated in
