Jands Vista T4, Руководство пользователя

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Working with cuelists About the timeline
Applying saved timing configurations
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To apply a timing set to a cue:
1.
Select the cue.
2.
Select the timing set you want from the Timing drop-down list.
3.
Vista applies the thing set to the cue. This will not change the timing of any
event in the cue that has already adjusted in some way.
Modifying the cue number, name and duration
To change cue name, duration, and end of cue action of a cue, in the tiles or
layout view:
1.
Select the cue with the pen or mouse. Shift-click or ctrl-click to extend the
selection.
2.
Double click on number, name or duration field. The field switches to edi
mode:
sta you can move back and forth
of an
The default timing section lets you set the timing for all the fixtures in a cue but
when you want to make timing changes for individual fixtures or events you
work in the timeline panel. When you select a fixture, in the editor and set
Intnsity, Colour or any other feature Vista creates a horizontal ‘event’ bar on the
timeline. These are the commands Vista is sending to your fixtures.
3.
Enter a new value and press Enter on the keyboard.
About the timeline
The Vista uses a ‘timeline’ concept that will be familiar to you if you’ve used any
modern sound or video editing software on a personal computer. When you
store into a cue Vista creates an ‘event’ for each feature of each fixture that you
use in the cue. The events are placed, on the timeline, in the cue you working on
and when you add more cues they strung together in a
cuelist .
The idea is simple: you create a series of lighting ‘events’ that occur in sequence
when you hit the ‘Play’ button. With the Vi
through this piece of time and edit any aspect of the events that occur, in much
the same way as you could drag a tape back and forth across the play head
analogue tape deck.
Events on the Timeline
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