Recording using Solo
Using Solo to record into a cue
Using Solo to record into a focus point
Supplement for Expression-family systems, v.3.1
The version 3.03 manual shows you how to record cues, groups and focus
points with Solo that works with independent channels, such as the
intensity channel of moving lights. But you can also use Solo to isolate
channels for recording in the presence of independent channels. Since the
object is not to darken the intensity of some channels but to de-select
channels of any type, this additional use of Solo is as a pre-recording filter.
Below are two examples of using Solo as a pre-recording filter, one to
record channels into a cue and the second to record only the color
attributes of selected moving light fixtures into a focus point. Stage levels
are unaffected by these procedures, which can be performed using
analogous steps in Blind as well.
Keystrokes:
1. Press [Stage].
2. Press [Cue] [1][0] [Go].
3. Press [Channel] [2][0] [Thru]
[3][0] [Full].
4. Press [Record] [Cue] [7] [Solo].
Keystrokes:
1. Press [Stage].
2. Press [S8], Fixture, [1][0]
[Thru] [1][5].
3. Press [Only] [Color].
4. Press [Record] [Focus Point]
[7] [Solo].
Action:
Selects the Stage display mode
Plays cue 10 in a fader pair to set a
look on stage
Selects channels 20 through 30 and
sets them to full
Records selected channels into cue 7
Action:
Selects the Stage display mode
Selects moving light fixtures 10
through 15
Restricts the selection to the color
attributes of these fixtures
Records the color attribute settings
into cue 7
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