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8. Cue Lists  - Page 89

 

 

 

 

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options.  
Cue Lists allow you to record a sequence of cues, each of which can 

have its own timings and can be triggered by the Go button or run 

automatically to the next cue. This allows you to build a complete 

show in a single list and is ideal for theatrical shows where the show 

must be exactly the same each time.  
Cue lists differ from chases in the way the console handles changes 

between cues. Chases will crossfade between cues whereas a cue list 

will track changes.  
For example: You record dimmer 1 in cue 1, press clear, record 

dimmer 2 in cue 2, press clear, record dimmer 3 in cue 3. If this were 

a chase, when you play it back each cue will fade out the dimmer  

from the previous cue, as it is not in that cue. Therefore once you get 

to cue 3, you will only have dimmer 3 active. 
Cue lists on the other hand track the cues. This means that the cue 

list only knows about the changes, so in going from cue 1 to 2 it 

won't change dimmer 1 as there is no data about dimmer 1 in cue 2. 

This means that once you get to cue 3, it will have accumulated the 

data from all the cues and the output will consist of dimmers 1, 2 and 

3 together.  
If you wanted cue 2 to turn off dimmer 1, you would have to 

explicitly set the level of dimmer 1 at zero (by selecting it and setting 

the Intensity to 0); or you can miss out pressing Clear in between 

saving each cue. 
This means that you need to be mindful of what is actually being 

saved in each cue when you record your cue list. 
 
To view detailed contents of a cue list, press View then the swop 

button of the playback, or on the Touch Wing touch the playback 

screen above the fader.