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Chapter 19: Advanced Cues
Software Version 3.05
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assign a longer or shorter fade time to that part. Note that you may even assign
a split fade to a single cue part.
Since a multipart cue is treated as a single cue with separate timing values, a
channel can only have its level change in one part of a multipart cue. If the
change occurs in the first part, the same level appears to "track" through the
other parts. If the change occurs in a later part, the channel level from the
previous cue appears to "track" through the earlier parts. This is consistent
with the part numbering (1 - 4) and does not take into account which parts
actually execute first based on their timing values.
Creating Multipart Cues
You can create a single part of a multipart cue in the same way that you create
a regular cue. You compose a look on stage, and use the Record Cue command
specifying a cue and part number rather than just a cue number.
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To record a cue part live (from on stage) from any
display:
[RECORD CUE] [#] [PART] [#] [TIME] etc. [ENTER]
If you do not specify a part number in the command, the lowest numbered cue
part is assigned by default.
You can also create a cue part "in the blind" from the Preview, Cuesheet,
Playback or Tracksheet display, just as with normal cues.
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To create a cue part "blind" from the Preview, Cuesheet,
Playback, and Tracksheet displays:
[CUE] [#] [PART] [#] [TIME] etc. [ENTER]
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[PART] [#] [TIME] etc. [ENTER] (Creates a part in
the current Preview cue.)
Note that the current Track mode only affects the first cue part that you create.
The subsequent parts will
appear to have tracking levels, but these are levels
that are already defined by the first part that was created, so they may not
really be tracking levels for the cue as a whole.
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A multipart cue is treated as a single cue with
different timing values assigned to each part. A channel level can change (be
assigned a hard level) in
only one part.