R4 LED Strobe Light for Bands & Creators | 16-Zone DMX/RDM

The R4 led strobe light gives bands and creators pro looks in tiny spaces. In one compact strobe light bar, you get a soft RGB wash for verses, pixel movement for riffs and B-roll, and a clean white punch for the drop—camera-ready and easy to set up. With 8+8 segments (16 zones), 1–30Hz speed range, and 32-bit dimming, your strobe lighting stays smooth on video and powerful in the room. Start with sound activated strobe light or Auto for quick shoots, then grow into 3/9/24-channel DMX on your strobe light controller.

Filmic 32-bit dimming
Gentle ramps look cinematic and reduce visible banding on phones and mirrorless cameras. Hold an rgb strobe light base, layer accents without flicker artifacts.

Pixel storytelling with 16 zones
One led strobe light bar behaves like three fixtures—wash, pixel, blinder. Map ripples for solos, center-out blooms for fills, crossfades for spoken intros.

White punch for tasteful impact
A crisp strobe light effect for drops and “subscribe” beats. Dedicated white reads clean through haze and on camera—short bursts, big lift.

Apartment-friendly power & size
At 240 W, R4 fits typical home circuits. Compact metal body (54×32×21 cm, 6 kg) rides in a small case—perfect for bedroom studios and rehearsal rooms.

Five-minute setup
One strobe light bar, two stands, power in, optional DMX—done. Daisy-chain power/DMX for two-bar rigs; RDM makes addressing painless when you expand.

Camera cheat sheet
Shutter 1/60–1/200 • ISO 400–800 • light haze for beam depth • lock white balance so the rgb strobe light drives color, not auto WB.

No console? No problem
Hit sound activated strobe light or Auto for musical movement right away—great for one-take content and living-room sessions.

3/9/24-channel DMX
3CH quick looks • 9CH nightly precision • 24CH full pixel finesse. Whatever your strobe light controller, profiles feel familiar.

RDM convenience
Change addresses, modes, and personalities from the desk—no crawling behind stands.

• Chill start: warm wash 20%, slow ripple.
• Dance time: cool wash 40–60%, white ticks 3–5 Hz on the chorus.
• Finale: white burst 15–20 Hz for 2 bars, fade to color, lights out.

Live-stream presets
Moderate saturation, steady brightness; slow center-out chases from the strobe light bar add life without triggering encoder flicker.

Short-form hooks
Open with a quick white accent, then decay to color over two beats for algorithm-friendly pops.

B-roll pack
Pre-record 6–8 loopable looks—ripples, waves, soft blinder taps—to keep edits cohesive across clips.

One bar, centered
Great for solo artists and talk-to-camera. Add a second vertical for depth when budget allows.

Back-wall bounce
In tight spaces, bounce your led strobe light off the wall to double as a color backdrop.

Eye safety
Avoid prolonged high-rate flashes at close range; keep blinder hits short and musical.

In the box
R4 fixture, brackets, power cable, quick guide.

Nice to have
DMX cables & splitters, haze machine, safety cables, a 2-bar carry case, and power jumpers. If you plan to add a controller, check strobe light controller options that map 24-channel pixels cleanly.

For rooms under 20 m², keep wash 20–40% and use short strobe light effect bursts. It feels polished, not overpowering.

32-bit dimming helps reduce banding. Use 1/60–1/200 shutter, fixed white balance, and a steady rgb strobe light base.

No. Sound activated strobe light and Auto modes are great for quick shoots. Later, step up to 3/9/24-CH DMX with a strobe light controller.

One R4 centered works; add a second as a vertical goal post or backlight for depth and separation.

Yes. At 240 W per unit, standard outlets are fine (check local standards). Keep ventilation clear.

Use moderate brightness, keep high-rate strobe short, and avoid direct eye-level hits at close range.

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