Titan, Qlab and MSC

[rsmck]

Is it possible to get the Titan Mobile to output Midi Show Control data (even better if it can be done over Ethernet rather than actually requiring a MIDI adapter) that Qlab can respond to ?

I'd like to be able to run cues in Qlab with cues in Titan Mobile. It seems quite simple to get it to work the other way (with Qlab sending MSC requests to the Titan desk, although I've still not found a way of doing this reliably over the network rather than a MIDI cable) but I'd rather run shows from the Titan's playback surface (with a nice dedicated go button) than the mac running Qlab!

I can't be the only person trying to get these two programs to talk to each other

[EmmaThompson]

The only Avo console that can output SMPTE/LTC straight out will be the Sapphire Touch. Any Titan console can receive normal MIDI timecode, or to use SMPTE/show control with other Titan consoles you will need a box which converts it to regular MIDI timecode.

[Olie]

We do not support MSC on any of our consoles.

Your best bet is to use ArtNet to control the cue software although I am not sure if QLab supports this.

[rsmck]

Your best bet is to use ArtNet to control the cue software although I am not sure if QLab supports this.

Out of the box, no, but I found a workaround....

Suggestion for the QLab team then ; )

[frenchie16]

Does this mean that Avolites consoles cannot receive MSC? The original post seemed to imply that they can, but I cannot figure out how to make this happen.

If not, is there any chance of MSC support in a future version of the Titan OS? I am currently working on a show with QLab running sound cues and cueing mute groups on the sound console, and it'd be a huge help to be able to control our Pearl Expert too.

[john rogers]

We do not support MSC on any of our consoles.

As Oliver said, Titan does not currently support MSC in any form.

[StijnS]

"not currently" as in "it's coming in a future version"?

[john rogers]

"Not currently" as in we have not made any plans to include MSC.