God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen-Neosounds

Getting all your lights and special effects to dance with the music is hard work and can be incredibly time consuming.  We make it easy for you to have a great show and take all the credit.  This official Light-O-Rama certified sequence was designed and programmed by an experienced sequencer working in close harmony with the Light-O-Rama staff.  

This sequence includes the music.

Store sequences may be available in the following formats:

• Traditional Layout – Ready To Go: Just add the sequence to your playlist and watch the magic. This sequence layout has 68 AC channels and 32 dumb pixels. No effects for smart pixel props or singing faces are included. The sequence is encrypted so no changes can be made (no props can be added), and you cannot see or modify any sequence effects. 
  
  
• Traditional Layout – You Can Modify: This version of our 68 AC channel and 32 dumb pixel layout can be modified so that you can modify or duplicate the effects to fill up to 240 AC controllers for your customized layout. You can add in your own smart pixel props and effects to this version of our sequence, but no effects for smart pixel props or singing faces are included. Purchasing a You Can Modify sequences allow you to see how the experts create effects.

• RGBPlus Layout – You Can Modify: This version of the sequence contains sequencing effects for nearly 7000 smart pixels (84 smart pixel props). 68 AC channels and 16 of the dumb pixel floods have been added to this layout, but effects have been altered from the Traditional Layout to account for the inclusion of smart RGB props. Singing Face sequencing is also included in this layout. The RGBPlus version is only available in modifiable format so that you can make edits or transfer the sequencing effects to your own preview with ease.

RGBPlus Release Date: October 1, 2022

RTG/YCM Exchange for RGBPlus Purchase Eligibility Dates: January 1, 2021 to October 1, 2022

RTG/YCM Exchange for RGBPlus Expiration Date: October 1, 2023

Learn more about ‘upgrading’ or ‘exchanging’ sequences here: http://sequences.lightorama.com/upgrades.html