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User Guide Chapter 5 Cues
Rev. 1.30.03.07.r1 Page 95
Using the Clean Up hard-key
When you are using tracking levels, you sometimes need to stop the
tracking levels from continuing into later cues. Typically, this happens at the
end of a scene when the basic stage look changes to the look of the next
scene. To prevent tracking levels from continuing into later cues, you can
assign the Clean Up attribute to a cue. When you assign the Clean Up
attribute to a cue, the cue levels all automatically become hard levels. In
this way it works like a “wall” that stops all previous tracking levels from
continuing into subsequent cues.
To assign the Clean Up attribute to any Tracking or Cue Only type cue:
Procedure: Notes :
1. Select the cue
2. Press
[CLEAN UP] [ENTER]
Converting Hard and Soft Levels
In the Tracking display you can use the trackball cursor and the
[SELECT] key to toggle individual hard and soft levels.
Converting Hard Levels to Soft Levels
You can change a hard non-tracking level to a soft tracking level in any Cue
Record mode. This is called restoring tracking. You simply address the
channel number and use the [AT] and [ENTER] keys. This effectively
removes the hard level and allows that channel to track the level
assignment from the previous cue. For example, to restore tracking to a
channel list in the Preview or Tracksheet display:
Procedure: Notes :
1. Press [CUE] [50] Selects the cue to be edited
2. Press [1] [THRU] [96] [AT] [ENTER] Specifies channels to become
soft levels
Converting Soft Levels to Hard Levels
You can change soft levels to hard levels in any Cue Record mode. In the
Preview or Tracksheet displays, when soft levels are captured and adjusted,
they immediately become hard levels.