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To set options for a cue, press [Playback Options] on the root menu, 

then press the swop button of the playback to be edited. 
These options are also available for Chases and Cue Lists. 

[Release Mask] lets you specify which attributes will be released to 

the state they were in from a previously fired playback when this 

playback is killed. You can also use the Attribute Bank buttons on the 

right side of the console to set the mask. The default setting is to not 

release any attributes. 

If the cue contains shapes, options B and C set how the shape 

behaves when the playback fades in. You can set the size and/or 

speed to be either fixed or to change with the fader. 

[Curve] defines how the attribute values will change when the 

playback is faded in. The various curves are illustrated in section 11.5 

on page 124. 

This option allows you to lock the playback on a handle so that it 

always appears on that handle no matter what page is selected. This 

is useful if you have some general playbacks you want on every page, 

without having to copy the playback onto each page. 
If you select “Transparent Lock” then the playback will appear on the 

current page only if no other playback is programmed in that 

position. 

This option allows you to configure how playbacks will behave if you 

turn on two playbacks controlling the same fixture. The priority can 

be set to Low, Normal, High or Very High. If a fixture is being 

controlled by a playback and you turn on a playback of the same or 

higher priority, then the new playback will take over. However, if the 

new playback is set to lower priority than the first playback, the 

fixture will not change. 
This is useful if, for example, you’ve programmed looks using all your 

fixtures, then you decide you want a couple of them to spotlight a 

singer. If you set the Spotlight playback to be high priority, then 

while it is active no other playback will affect the spotlight fixtures. 
Swop also obeys the priority settings and this provides a useful way 

of preventing certain playbacks from being swopped.  

Each playback can have an individual Key Profile allocated to it. This 

allows you to customise the panel button functions differently for 

each playback. A list of available Key Profiles is shown, or you can 

add a new one. The softkeys show the function allocated to the blue 

and grey buttons for each of the available Key Profiles.