Would exporting an effect as an LOR .lms sequence or into an LOR .lms(not sure which it would be?) sequence, opening that sequence in LSP and copying effects from the .lms sequence then pasting them into an LSP .msq sequence work or be a viable way to use Nutcracker effects in LSP???
yes, that could be done.
but here is the most common way that lsp gets worked.
create your show in LPS, have music synced to all your non-rgb devices. Say you had 64 channels of lynx express. maybe you also had some dumb rgb strings.
After you finish everything except your rgb megatree or rgb stuff, you export your final sequence as a conductor file (*.seq)
OR you use frankr's Light Elf program to take your msq file and export it in a form xlights can use.
now you launch xlights, import your song. You then define the RGB models that match your megatree or matrix. Now add in effects against timing marks of your song.
when you play your song from xlights you will see of your original work plus the rgb effects added.
You could export your song as lms and then import it back to LSP so you can play your song in LSP.
I think most people (who are going to use LSP and Nutcracker/xlights) will just do the one way path
LSP for everything except their RGB device => export as a conductor file => Import conductor file and change to xseq xlights file.
=> define a model and add in xlight effects => Play show from xlights/conductor/pi player.
thanks
sean
