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The Time key have a special function when you use it in a command. In the above example you can keep pressing
the Time key to change between the different available timings in the cue - although not the preset type timings.
Change timing in Cues view
When you have a Cues view visible then you can press and hold on a value in the view to change the time value.
You can also use the scroll encoder to select the time field you want to change and then tap the encoder. This will
give you the Calculator view. Use this to set the new value.
You can also press the
Calculator view.
Cue triggers
Each cue have a trigger. This is what makes the cue run. There are several triggers:
Go
- The cue only triggers when it gets a Go command.
Time
- When you select Time, then you need to specify the time in the Trig Time column. The time you set will
begin to count down when the previous cue is triggered.
Follow
- A follow cue will trigger when the previous cue is done with all the fades.
Sound
- The sound trigger is triggering the cue when the console receives sound spikes. You'll find different sound
options in the "Trig Time" column. The options called "Snd" and then a number is different set frequencies. You
can see the incoming sound in the
BPM
- The cue can be triggered based on the measured BPM from the sound input. This can also be seen in the
Sound Input Configuration view.
Timcode
- Your cue can be triggered by incoming time code signal. You need to set the trigger time in the "Trig
Time" column. The timecode used can be set in the
please read more about this in the
Protect a cue
You can protect your cues from tracking values changing the look of the cue.
There's a protected column in the Cue view. This will draw a white line above the cue to indicate that tracking
stops here.
A protected cue functions as a "block" or "mark" cue. This means that it will assert values (including tracked values)
from the cue, when you run it.
If you run backwards out of a protected cue, then fixtures will fade back to the values they had in the previous cues.
If this is a tracked value then it' will use the fade time from the cue where they originally got the values. E.g. Fixture
1 get s a values of 100% in cue 1 and 50% in cue 2 (fade time 5 seconds). You also have cue 3 (fade time 1
second) with no changes for fixture 1. Then you store cue 4 with fixture 1 at 0% and a fade time of 0 seconds. Cue
4 is a protected cue. If you are in cue 4 and press
2) and it'll use the fade time from cue 2. So other fixtures stored in cue 3 will use the fade time from cue 3 but
Fixture 1, that have tracked values, will use 5 seconds.
Go to a specific cue in a cue list
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Edit key and then the field in the Cues view that you want to change, this also gives you the
Sound Input Configuration
Cue view.
view, found in the
Settings of Executor view. The timecode can be recorded -
Go- and fade to cue 3, then fixture 1 will fade to 50% (from cue
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