ChamSys Training in Australia & New Zealand

The ULA Group team has conducted a series of ChamSys training in Australia and New Zealand in the last quarter of 2017.

Taking place in all major cities in Australia and 3 locations across the ditch, the training was extremely popular and booked out almost every time we announced new dates & locations.

Tailored for both existing users as well as lighting operators who haven’t had a chance to work with ChamSys platform yet, the intensive training gave all the attendees a foundation of how to use ChamSys consoles and a comprehensive overview of capabilities of ChamSys consoles and platforms.

The training provides a comprehensive overview of the basics of the ChamSys consoles.

The attendees gained proficiency in the following areas:

  • The 4 operating modes of the MaqicQ software
  • Patching Dimmers, Single and Multi-Element Heads and Media servers
  • Building a 3D plot with the inbuilt visualizer
  • Controlling Fixtures
  • The FX engine
  • Recording Editing and Playback of Cues, CueStacks and Chases
  • Controlling Media Servers
  • Writing Fixture Personalities
  • Using the Remote Control App … and much more
ChamSys training participants posing beneath a circular lighting rig.

Simon Pentz, ChamSys Trainer and Technical Sales & Support Specialist at ULA Group, comments: “It was great to see such a positive response to the training. New users were impressed with the power, flexibility and price point of the platform and even the experienced ChamSys users that attended left with a broader understanding of the software.”

Having the new flagship console from ChamSys on hand – MQ 500 Stadium, was a highlight of the training, however, the attendees were encouraged to move around different consoles during the sessions to make everyone aware of the ease of moving from a PC wing to the highest level of show console.

"Thanks Guys, probably the best training I’ve been to yet."

Aaron Lambie · Production Technician · Lampros Sound

Attended the training session in Wellington

Well done Simon and the team on training over 80 new ChamSys light console users!

And a great news for those who have not had a chance to join us for ChamSys training in 2017. We will continue conducting regular ChamSys training in 2018! The dates and locations to be announced early in 2018. Stay Tuned ☺