Text For Memories; Fade Times - Compulite Sabre User Manual

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Text for Memories

Text for Memories
You can attach text labels to memories, thus creating a 'cue sheet'. This text can be a short
cue line, a page number, a score reference number, etc.
Text is displayed in the last column in the memory sheet and, if the memory is assigned to
a controller, the first 4 characters appear on the LED display above the controllers.
Example: You want to attach the text 'house lights up. interval.' to Memory 25.
Keypresses
1. Select memory 25.
2. Press [TEXT]
3. Type
'house lights up. interval'
4. Press [STORE]

Fade Times

Time-in, time-out, delay, wait-in, and wait-out times may be assigned to memories.
If no time assignments are selected, the editor automatically assigns the Memory Default
Time, as defined in the System Parameters menu. (See Chapter 26 – System
Configuration)
If no time-out assignment is made the memory fading out will automatically adopt, as out
time, the in time of the incoming memory.
Example: If memory 4 has a 6 count time-in assignment and memory 3 has no time-out
assignment, memory 3 fades out in 6 counts when crossfading from memory 3 to memory
4.
Press [0] or [•] for a Cut (bump) fade time.
Use [•] to enter fractional times like 1.5 seconds, 0.5 seconds, etc.
Sabre
Results/Comments
Text appears in the command line.
All typing is done in the alphanumeric
keyboard or on the Numeric Soft keys in the
Alpha mode.