Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Chapter 10: Editing Cues and Using Track Modes
Software Version 3.05
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You can create cues “blind” in the Preview, Cuesheet, Tracksheet and Playback
displays by using the [CUE] key followed by the cue number that you want to
create.
When you create a cue “blind ” in Tracking mode, its channel levels
will be identical to the previous cue, except that all channel levels will be soft
levels. You may then edit the cue as necessary.
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When creating a cue blind in Tracking mode, the
cue will be all soft levels, with values identical to the previous cue.
Creating Cues in Cue Only Mode
In Cue Only mode,
when you record a cue live on stage using the [RECORD
CUE] key, the result is the same as when you are in Tracking mode; only
channels with levels that are different from the previous cue are given hard
levels, and all other channels are assigned tracking levels. The difference
between Tracking and Cue Only modes occurs when you create cues blind or
when you edit existing channel levels in Cue Only mode.
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When recording a cue live in Cue Only mode, the
result is the same as in Tracking mode; only channels that have new levels
different from the previous cue will have hard levels, and all other channels
will have soft tracking levels.
In Cue Only mode,
when you create a cue blind in the Preview, Cuesheet,
Tracksheet and Playback displays with the [CUE] key, it creates a “blank” cue.
Any channels that had a non-zero level in the previous cue have hard zeros
assigned to them. This creates a cue with all zero levels, hard and soft, that you
can use to build a new cue from scratch.
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When creating a cue blind in Cue Only mode, a
“blank” cue with all levels at zero is created.
Creating Cues in Clean Up Mode
Clean Up mode is the simplest way of recording and editing cues. Tracking
levels do not exist for cues created in Clean Up mode. In Clean Up mode, each
cue exists as a separate memory of hard channel levels, with no relationship to
each other. No zeros are shown while in Clean Up mode since all cue channel
levels are hard levels, and all zeros are also hard levels. If a channel is blank
for a cue created in Clean Up mode, it is a hard zero. You must be in Tracking
or Cue Only mode to view the hard zeros assigned to a cue created in Clean Up
mode.
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If you do not want to ever use the tracking feature, always
work in Clean Up mode.