Key Features

Design
Simple user interface
Easy navigation
Large touch screen with easy to understand and intuitive graphical interface
User prompts through setup, programming and operation

Console Output Capacity
No limit on number of fixtures, only by number of universes supported

User Interface
Modeled on smart phone icon interface and gesture support
Intuitive interface allowing simple control of all fixture attributes
Supports pinching for zooming and scrolling
The remote app is identical to that on the console display so that you can easily swap between the two

Playback Faders
Dedicated Grand Master fader
Dedicated Cue Stack Control section
One Cue Stack and two Chase faders
Playbacks compatible with and aid progression towards MagicQ

Fixture Faders
Fader for Intensity Control
Flash button
Fixture, Group and Cue modes
RGB LED shows current mode/state
20 fixture faders

Networking
QuickQ supports output of DMX over network via ArtNet/sACN/Pathport

Colour Control
A dedicated “colour control area” with Hue and Saturation encoders, and a pair of additional buttons for colour control
Select from in-built palettes and gel libraries using the touch screen

Ports
2 USB ports for loading and saving shows, and for optional keyboard and mouse audio input and output
In-built WIFI port for simple connection of tablets and smart phones

Offline Software
Offline editor available for both Windows and Mac
Easy upgrades
Includes MagicVis visualiser
Replicates entire QuickQ console software excluding output

Specifications