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6. Cues  - Page 65

 

 

 

 

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using shapes in cues.  
The Pearl has many functions for producing a complex light show, 

and the most fundamental part is a Cue, in which you can store a 

“look” you have created using your 

lights.  
The Pearl has 600 playbacks, in 60 

pages of 10, which can be used to 

store cues or chases (sequences of 

“looks”). Chases are covered in the 

next chapter. The playbacks are 

controlled using the sliders and 

flash buttons across the near edge 

of the console. The split roller is 

used to select the page of cues or 

chases – each group of 10 playback 

faders can be set to its own page. 
The Pearl Expert also allows you to store cues on the preset faders, 

and in the Playbacks window on the Touch Wing, provided you don’t 

need a fader. 
The cue functions on the Pearl are very powerful; the first part of this 

section explains the basics of how the Pearl uses cues. 

When you select one or more dimmers or fixtures for control, they 

are loaded into the Editor. You can then use the wheels and palettes 

to change the settings on the fixture. You can also apply shapes to it. 
If a fixture is selected after you have changed some attributes then 

the current list of fixtures is emptied and a new list is started. 
All fixtures and attributes that have been edited since the last Clear 

are stored in the Programmer. The order in which you selected the 

fixtures is also stored, and is used with the Fixture Overlap function. 

When you record a cue, the contents of the Programmer are saved 

into the cue.  
When you press Clear (by the numeric keypad), the programmer and 

editor are emptied. This makes sure you don’t record fixtures you 

don’t want. You also need to press Clear when you finish 

programming, because any attributes in the programmer will override 

playbacks.  
Fixtures which are in the programmer are shown in mid blue on the 

HUD windows and on the touch buttons. Attributes in the 

programmer (the things you have changed) are shown in cyan on the 

Playback faders & split roller