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4 Live Editing 127

You can create part cues from scratch, or you can convert an existing cue into a part cue.

See Multi-Part cues, page 136 for information on editing cues in Blind.

Note:

Part is found on <S7 - More Softkeys> [S1 - Part] in Stage on Express facepanels.

Write a part cue:

Step 1: Select channels using the procedure described in Select Channels, Dimmers

and Fixtures, page 86.

Step 2: Set levels using the procedure described in Set Levels, page 89 and Moving

Light Control, page 95.

Step 3: Press [Record] <Cue> [x] [Part] [y] [Enter] to record captured channels into

part [y] of cue [x] (you do not have to start with part 1, you can record parts in any

order).

Step 4: If you want to change the fade times for the part, press [Time] [x] [Enter] <y>

[Enter], where [x] is the upfade time and <y> is the downfade time (if different

from the upfade time) for the part.

Step 5: Press [Wait] [x] [Enter], where [x] is the desired wait time. Wait time on a part

delays the start of the part, counting from the [Go] press. Do not enter wait times

if you want all parts to play with the [Go] press.

Step 6: Repeat steps 1-3 until you have recorded all the parts you need in this cue. You

do not need to continue to enter the cue number, just the part number, for each

subsequent part.

Submasters

Submasters can be played back manually using the fader, or they can be played back using

the submaster bump button. The bump button defaults to a flash function, but can be used

to fade a submaster in and out using recorded timing. Timing set at the submaster level

governs the fade up, duration and fade down of the whole submaster, including static

submasters and effect submasters. Subroutines on submasters have different timing rules,

see Subroutines on Submasters (Subs-on-Subs), page 146.

Submasters may have an up time, dwell time and a down time recorded. Up timing

determines the upfade of the submaster when activated using the bump button. Down

timing determines the time it takes for the recorded channels to fade out. Dwell timing

determines how long the submaster will stay at full before fading out.

Dwell can be set to manual, which means the submaster will fade up in the in time, and stay

active as long as you are pressing the bump button. Dwell can also be set to hold, which

means the submaster will activate when you press and release the bump button, fade up

in the up time, and then remain active until you press the bump button again.

Apply timing to submasters:

Step 1: Press [Sub] [x] [Time], where [x] is the submaster number you want to select.

Step 2: Press <a> [Enter], where <a> is the up time, if required.

Step 3: Press <b> [Enter], where <b> is the dwell time, if required. You can also press

[Clear] instead of a time value until either Manual or Hold is displayed.

Step 4: Press <c> [Enter], where <c> is the down time, if required.

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