YouTube - Halloween lightshow rehearsalI just started playing around with a lightshow in my garage and I made a video and put it on you tube, I want to know (besides my garage still being a mess) what other things I could do to improve this, this is a work in progress and all ideas would be appreciated for the big night. I am also waundering if instead of extending the mave all the way to the garage(which would help on the clutter effect)or should I put the light show on the house and surrounding areas.
Thread: Haunted Garage lightshow
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The Great Pumpkin
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06-24-2009,08:02 PM
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06-24-2009,09:53 PM
I'm not familiar with lightshows but , I am always looking for something new. I'll keep an eye on this thread. Good Luck!!
Be afraid , be very afraid !!
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06-24-2009,11:44 PM
Awesome...totally awesome! Alright magic8697!!!! wish i could do that stuff.
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06-25-2009,12:04 AM
.....i was already impatiently awaiting the arrival of halloween, but this just amplified my anxiety

i always thought it'd be cool to trail a maze into the garage, but then i started to worry that some folks would try to work their way into my house. when i had it all in the front yard one year, i actually had people going up to my front door and letting themselves in [thinking it went inside when it obviously didn't]. given, you could take measures to hiding entrances to inside the house, but i just don't have a lot of faith in some people to follow the rules.
i think that since you got strobe fx on one side and then pumpkins and other orange themed items on the other, you might want to move the pumpkin show to another part of the trail and focus on keeping the garage as the visual trip. add in some more dark, disturbing items to the garage...throw in an actor to hit the guest with one last scare before the "ride" is over...it'd be great. with the strobe going, the guest won't be able to spot the actor until it's too late
but good job on the light show. it's got me craving halloween even more now
One time I saw a Filipino Cab driver cut out a cancer with a rusty butter knife.
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06-25-2009,09:14 AM
I think he's using the "Gemmy Light Show Box". It's got 12 outlets to plug lights/props into and they react to the sound from your own MP3 player. Like this one:
HOLIDAY LIGHT SHOW GEMMY MUSICAL TIMER SOUND NIB - eBay (item 370218547840 end time Jul-21-09 09:00:48 PDT)
Actually that's a pretty good price on the one above (except the $20.00 shipping). I paid $53.00 for mine at Sam's Club.
Hey Magic, that looks wild!! I need to pull mine out of the box and experiment with it.
Your video kind of reminds me of riding thru those haunted house rides at the state fair.
Thanks for the video!!
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06-25-2009,10:25 AM
Very good use of the product.

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06-25-2009,08:48 PM
Very nice what did you use for the lightshow?
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06-26-2009,06:38 AM
That is the general electric lightshow in a box. I got it at Christmas time because it has 4 extra halloween songs built into it which is perfect for what I want it to do.
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06-26-2009,08:26 AM
LOL, when I got my LOR setup I had a rehearsal in my garage the next day, couldn't wait!
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06-26-2009,11:27 AM
I bet your neighbors were saying to themselves, "Welp, their at it again."
That's when you know your officially a haunter.



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