Playback; Running A Show; Execution Using Programmed Scene Times; Music Trigger Execution - Martin Freekie User Manual

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This section describes the built-in options for executing shows.
R U N N I N G A S H O W
To select and run a show:
1 Select the appropriate bank with the < or > buttons. Note that you can change banks
whenever the SHOW button is toggled off (when the indicator is not lit).
2 Press SHOW.
3 Select a show using one of the numbered buttons (1-12). The show will start to run
immediately, and will run in a loop. You can select a range of shows by pressing and
holding the first and last show number buttons. The selected shows will run in a loop
when executed.
There are three ways to execute shows:
• Execution using programmed scene times, or
• Music trigger execution to the beat of the music, or
• MIDI show execution

Execution using programmed scene times

Shows will run using their programmed scene times when the FADE
TIME/PITCH fader is in the middle position.

Music trigger execution

Music triggered scene changes are enabled by the built-in microphone, or from
audio signals from an external microphone. In Control-By-Audio mode the Freekie
will change scenes to the beat of the music (wait times in scenes will not be used).
To activate music trigger execution set the FADE TIME/PITCH fader to the zero
position. CONTROL BY AUDIO will appear in the display.
MI DI trigger ing
Some differences in MIDI triggering capability exist between software versions. To
find out which software version your Freekie is running, switch on the Freekie. The
software version number appears in the display during startup.
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