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hey everybody david henrie here from learn stage lighting calm and in this video I want to talk to you guys about how to run lighting live for bands okay so this video Ive got um this console pictured here as well as the visualizer on screen however um this is gonna work on any console so Ive got a Martin MPC setup here Ive got a Martin em touch and Ive got an akai apc40 that Im using via MPC tools and if this stuff is new to you these you know particular every thing I just mentioned Im gonna have links to all of it below this video and some of them on the side as well in the cards so I just want to talk in this video kind of give a brief introduction to running lights live for bands okay and so the first thing that youre gonna want to do is just simply go ahead and Im gonna click through some things on my console here and program all of the presets or palettes that youre gonna use in your show now this is gonna vary console by console you know theres some consoles more basic