Cue Numbering - SoundCraft Vi1 User Manual

CUE NUMBERING

CUE NUMBERING
New Cues that are created at the end of the list (depends on cursor position when Store or New Cue is
pressed) are always given whole numbers.
Inserting cues (by moving an existing one or creating a new Cue with the cursor in the list) always
generates a new number with one or two decimal places, at approx the mid-point of the existing numbers:
1.0
Insert -> 1.5
2.0
1.0
Insert -> 1.25
1.5
MOVING CUES
Moving Cues causes the moved Cues to be automatically renumbered.
The following example shows what happens to the numbering when Cues 2 & 3 are moved one step up
the Cue List.
Select the range, press <MOVE>, scroll to required position, press <DROP> (cues will be renumbered),
1 cue 1 Move Cue 2 & 3 one step up:
2 cue 2
3 cue 3
4 cue 4
5 cue 5
If some of the numbers end up being duplicated after this operation, this can be solved by selecting a
wider range than the original block and pressing the Renumber Cue List button.
DUPLICATED CUES
A duplicated cue counts as a new cue as far as numbering is concerned.
RENUMBERING CUES
If cues have been moved around or have been inserted in the Cue List, the Cue Numbers will be a mixture of
whole and decimal numbers. The RENUMBER CUE LIST {YES} key will renumber the cues. Pressing the button
initiates a renumbering of the Cue List (Cue # column), the cues are renumbered as consecutive integers.
NOTE: There is a confirmation box which displays, 'Are you sure you want to renumber the Cue List?' and
displays <YES> and <NO> touch buttons. The operation cannot be undone.
MANUALLY RENUMBERING
The Cue number can always be manually edited at any time by pressing the NAME button to open the
QWERTY keyboard for renaming the Cue. The top left field in the keyboard allows the Cue number to be
selected and a new number typed in. The Cue will be moved to the appropriate place in the list, according
to the number given.
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1 cue 1
4 cue 4
4.3 cue 2
4.6 cue 3
5 cue 5
Soundcraft Vi1™ User Guide Issue 0810