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Groups
A group is a recorded set of channels at specific levels. Groups can be used to select
channels and set levels that you use repeatedly through a programming session. Groups
are not played back like cues, so they do not have timing associated with them.
Record a group:
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When creating a group in Blind, you should press [Group] [#] [Enter] first to select the
group you are creating. This will ensure that you start with an empty group.
Submasters
You can record a lighting look or an effect to a submaster
and then play back the recording proportionally with the
submaster's fader, or force it to full output using the
submaster bump button. You can also apply timing to a
submaster and play it back using the submaster's bump
button. When played back, the submaster will typically
pile-on recorded channels to the stage look.
Record a submaster:
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Recording
Press [Stage] to enter the Stage display.
Select channels using the procedure
Set levels for those channels using the procedure
Press [Record] [Group] [#] [Enter].
Press [Stage] to enter the Stage display.
Select channels using the procedure
channels:, page
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Set levels for those channels using the procedure
Press [Record] [Sub] [#] [Enter]. You can also press [Record] and then press
the target submaster's bump button.
Select channels:, page
Set Channel Levels, page
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