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channels in other cues and/or submasters that will modify a running dynamic

effect. The control channel need not be patched to any EDMX address to be

used as a Size, Rate or Form channel.

Note:

The size, rate and form channel setting has no affect on the EDMX patch of assigned

channels, so you can have a channel patched to EDMX and controlling dimmers or

devices as well as controlling the size, rate or form of dynamic effects.

Dynamic Effect Playback

Dynamic effects can be recorded to cues or submasters for playback. When you create or

play back a dynamic effect, the movement created by that effect is calculated on top of any

channel levels including background fades, active cues and submasters and captured

channels. This gives you the ability to change the base point of a dynamic effect while the

effect is running by playing cues, activating submasters, or by manual control.

Cues and submasters containing dynamic effects do not contain any other channel data.

You will need to have a “base” look active in addition to the dynamic effect to create the

final stage look. For example, a pan/tilt dynamic effect is recorded at Sub 1. When you

activate the submaster, only pan and tilt channels will be actively moving on stage - no

intensity, no color, no other attributes are recorded in this submaster. To get the pan/tilt

dynamic to move around the desired base point, and have intensity and color and any other

settings you might want, you will need to run a cue along with the submaster.

To have them play back at the desired time in your show, you can fire the dynamic effect

manually or link the dynamic effect to a cue for automatic playback. Some playback options

are listed below.

• Manually via Subs .. Record the dynamic effect to a submaster. The submaster bump

button becomes the “on/off” button for the dynamic effect. The

submaster’s fader has no function when the sub contains a

dynamic effect. When the submaster is active, the LED blinks at a

fast rate. Using this method, you can simply activate the dynamic

effect as needed with any other manually set levels, cues or

submasters as the base.

• Manually via Cues.. Record the dynamic effect to a cue. Press [Cue] [n], where [n] is

the number of the dynamic effect cue, to make cue [n] the next cue

for playback. Press [Go] on the fader pair you want to play the cue

in. You can pile-on dynamic effects by playing back other dynamic

effect cues without clearing the fader pair. Dynamic effects will

continue to run until the fader pair is cleared, background fades

are cleared, or another dynamic effect cue with the same fixture

attributes is played back.

• Linking a Sub ......... You can link submasters directly to cues. See the Emphasis

Console User Manual for directions on linking submasters to cues.

• Linking a Macro...... For complex cue sequences, you may find that linking a macro to

a cue allows you to create exactly the effect combination you want.

See Create Macros, page 182 for directions on creating macros

and linking them to cues.

Modifying Rate and Size

You can modify the rate and size of running dynamic effects “on the fly” using the X and Y

wheels on Expression and Insight facepanels or the left and right halves of the trackpad on

Express facepanels. The rate and size parameters are automatically placed on the wheels/

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