"Walking in the Air" from "The Snowman" - Firefli Christmas Light Show - Allen, TX

"Walking in the Air" from "The Snowman" - Musical Christmas light show created using two Firefli light strings as leaping arches. This is one of my favorite songs. When I watch the flying sequence in "The Snowman" it still makes me teary eyed. I was hesitant to do a sequence to this song because I wanted to "do it justice" as I like the song so much. This sequence was done using my own software. Pardon the blatant commercial reference at the end to my web site whis is www.superstarlights.com

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• Walking in the Air
• The Snowman
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• SuperStar
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• computer
• controlled
• computerized
• synchronized
• light
• show
• CCR
• cosmic color ribbon
• LOR
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[theSpiderWebMan]

Firefli light strings each come with their own controller and power supply. As you say, there are 16 lights, each with Red, Green, and Blue elements, so they use 3 x 16 = 48 channels, but the 48 channels are in the controller that comes with the firefli light string. search for "d-light firefli" on google and you will find their web site

[theSpiderWebMan]

It was done with the SuperStar Sequencer which is now a part of the LOR S3 release. You can look at the demo version for free if you get the latest download

[ymdeardorff1]

how many channels do these suck up on your system? with 16 lights per, and three colors each it would easily take up 600 dollars worth of controllers just by themselves. just curious.

I was thinking a wrap with a translucent paper, or plastic would diffuse the bulbs, and give them a smoother look.

[ymdeardorff1]

how many channels do these suck up on your system?

[s8830906]

Very nice. How do you control them? I currently use LOR, but am wanting to move more into RGB/CCR and now maybe even this!