
Ep 69 - Obsidian Onyx Pixel Mapping and Cue Blender for Church Lighting
Most church lighting operators run the same handful of looks every Sunday - usually off one or two faders, hoping nobody notices. In this episode, David Henry - lighting educator with over 60,000 YouTube subscribers - walks through two of the most underused features inside the Obsidian Onyx system: Dylos pixel mapping and the cue blender. Pixel mapping lets you drive video content and patterns across your entire rig as one controllable surface. The cue blender stacks multiple cues onto a single fader so pan, tilt, color, and intensity all move exactly where you want them during a live service. Volunteer-friendly, immediately applicable, and the kind of training that makes Sunday mornings look like you have twice the rig you actually do. 🔗 Show Notes David Henry - Lighting Educator & YouTuber https://www.youtube.com/@LearnStageLighting Obsidian Control Systems - Onyx Platform https://www.obsidiancontrol.com 💡 More SALT JOIN THE COMMUNITY → http://SALTCommunity.com SALT 2026 Conference - Dallas, TX | October 14-16 → https://www.salt2026.com 🔗 Social Links Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salt_community/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theSALTCommunity X: https://twitter.com/SALT_Community YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SALTCommunity_













