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[QUOTE="OzAz, post: 118660, member: 25027"] Hi [USER=35268]@LAG[/USER] If you are in France as your flag suggests, if you're looking to buy items check [URL='https://buildalightshow.com/']Build A Light Show[/URL] they are a UK re-seller of controllers and coro props. As far as Coro props go, xLights has most of the Boscoyo prop models available as built-in downloads. Other manufacturers, like HC, sometimes have them on their website, or you can find them from various other users, or you can use the custom model to create your own. There are plenty of xLights sequences with lyrics tracks, you don't have to buy the ones from HC. Check the [URL='https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2ozCEidtWh3MUVzX0ZMc1pzY00?fref=gc&dti=628061113896314']xLights google drive [/URL]for some free ones. That drive has sequences, lyric tracks and coro models (including some of the HC ones). There are heaps of sequence vendors these days, several of them have free sequences, [URL='https://rgbsequences.net/']RGB Sequences[/URL]' Blinding Lights was very popular last year. [/QUOTE]
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