Theatrelight CUEMASTER, Quick Operation

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CUEMASTER OPERATION 21
MANUAL SCENE RECORDING AND PLAYBACK
RECORDING AND ASSIGNING A SCENE
1 Set up a lighting state on the Channel faders.
2 Press and release [RECORD] to record the scene in spare memory.
3 Hold [RECORD] and press any Scenemaster flash key to assign the recording.
After a short mimic flash, the Record LED stops flashing—the Record Buffer memory is now empty, its contents having been recorded
under the Scenemaster. A Scene is always recorded initially as a Manual Scene. Manual Scene playback is not affected by the setting of
the Scene Fade master.
RECORDING AND ASSIGNING A SCENE BLIND
You can also set up a Scene blind (not showing on stage) on the Channel Faders with the Channels Master at zero, and then record and
assign it to a Scenemaster as follows:
1 Set the Channels Master at zero, then set up a lighting state on the Channel faders.
2 Hold [RECORD], then press [FLASH] the key above the Channels Master, and release both keys.
3 Hold [RECORD] and press a Scenemaster flash key to assign the recording.
MANUAL SCENE PLAYBACK
Raising the fader level of a Manual Scene brings up the levels of that scene at the same speed as you move the fader. Manual Scenes
add levels on a highest takes precedence basis, and all levels are controlled both by the Scenes and the Grand Master faders.
FLASHING MANUAL SCENES
Pressing the Flash key of a Manual Scene instantly recalls the levels of that scene. A flashed Manual Scene adds levels on a latest takes
precedence basis—flashed levels over 5% over-ride any other output level. This mode of operation is useful for turning some channels
effectively off (flashed scene levels recorded at 5%), while others are turned on. Flashed levels are only controlled by the Grand Master
Fader.
KILL MODE
Scenes Kill Mode operation is similar to pressing a Channel Flash key—when the LED in the Kill key is on, pressing any Scene Flash key
blacks out all other output, leaving only that Scene.