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You now insert a Cue 2.5 with Fixture 1 at 100%. Because cues 3 and 4 do not change the intensity
of Fixture 1, it will remain at 100% for the rest of the cuelist:
of Fixture 1, it will remain at 100% for the rest of the cuelist:
3
2
1
Fixture:
100
50
30
Cue 1
60
100
Cue 2
100
Cue 2.5
50
Cue 3
40
Cue 4
You may want to record the new cue so that parameter values in the new cue return to their ori-
ginal value in the next cue (so that the inserted cue does not change the original looks due to
tracking):
ginal value in the next cue (so that the inserted cue does not change the original looks due to
tracking):
3
2
1
Fixture:
100
50
30
Cue 1
60
100
Cue 2
100
Cue 2.5
50
30
Cue 3
40
Cue 4
Hog 4OS allows you to record a cue between other cues without destroying existing tracking
values. To do this, record the inserted cue without tracking forwards by deselecting the
values. To do this, record the inserted cue without tracking forwards by deselecting the
Forward
button on the
Record Options Toolbar
that appears after pressing the
Record
key. For example:
1.
Press the
Record
key.
2.
Deselect
Forward
on the
Record Options Toolbar
.
3.
Cue
2.5
Enter
: insert Cue 2.5 into the cuelist on the currently chosen master.
This is sometimes refered to as recording ‘cue only’ as the changes only affect the recorded cue
and do not track into subsequent cues. Note that you can only turn tracking forwards off when
you insert a new cue into a cuelist or when you merge values into a cue, not when adding new
cues to the end of a cuelist.
and do not track into subsequent cues. Note that you can only turn tracking forwards off when
you insert a new cue into a cuelist or when you merge values into a cue, not when adding new
cues to the end of a cuelist.
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Important
When recording or merging as ‘cue only’ any parameter values that did
not previously exist in a cuelist, an ‘Off’ indication will be placed into the
subsequent cue for these parameters. This Off indication will release the
parameter value back to its previous state (as if it were not programmed
in the list).
not previously exist in a cuelist, an ‘Off’ indication will be placed into the
subsequent cue for these parameters. This Off indication will release the
parameter value back to its previous state (as if it were not programmed
in the list).
11.7.3
Deleting without Tracking Forward
When you delete a cue, this can have unexpected consequences on later cues in the cuelist if the
deleted cue contained parameter values that tracked through to contribute to the state of the later
cues. For example, you have the following cues:
deleted cue contained parameter values that tracked through to contribute to the state of the later
cues. For example, you have the following cues:
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