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Page 54 – 4. Palettes

 

 

 

 

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You can also recall a palette from any page using its number by 

doing the following: 

If you press a palette button when no fixtures are selected, the 

palette will be set to all the fixtures the palette applies to. This is 

called a Quick Palette. For example if you’ve got some colour palettes 

programmed for your MAC 2000’s, pressing one of the palettes when 

no MAC 2000’s are selected will set the colour to all the MAC 2000’s. 

You can apply a palette to all fixtures in a particular playback. Hold 

down the palette key and select the playback which the palette is to 

apply to. You can only use this function with palettes which have 

been assigned to a handle button. 

To edit a palette entry, press the Update Palette button, select the 

palette to edit (this will automatically select the fixtures used in the 

palette), make the changes you want, then press the [Update Palette 

x] softkey to save the changes. 
The Update Palette button also allows you to change the palette name 

and number. 
You can also load the palette into some fixtures, modify the attributes 

and record the new information back on top of the existing palette 

entry. The Tiger Touch will give you options on the softkeys to 

Replace or Merge the palettes. If you select Merge, anything you 

haven’t changed will not be affected, values you have changed or 

added will be amended.  

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You can set the console to “Always Merge” (so it doesn’t ask 

you) using option A of the User Settings (hold down the Avo 

button to set these). You can also press the palette button a 

second time to select the Merge option. 

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You can add additional fixtures to a palette without affecting 

existing ones. For example, if you have colour palettes for Mac 

600s, you can add colours for your Mac 500s without affecting 

any previously recorded values in the palette. 

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You can remove attributes from palettes using the Off function, 

see section Removing attributes from cues using “Off” on page 

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When editing a palette, the state of the programmer will be 

preserved; when the modified palette is saved, your original 

programmer contents will be restored and the programmer will 

be left in the same state as when you started editing the 

palette.