Leviton MC24/48, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 19: Advanced Cues
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the completion of the cue with all its parts. The Go To Link and Go To Clean
Up commands do not recognize specific cue parts. These specialized Go To
commands treat a multipart cue as a whole. Similarly, the [STOP/REV] key
also causes the stage look to reflect the completion of all parts.
Assigning Effects to Cues
The Effect and Fade Effect assignments for cues appear in the appropriate
column in the Playback and Cuesheet displays. When an effect is assigned to a
cue, the up time of the cue is the time during which the effect fades in. The
effect remains on stage until the Fade Effect command is executed. The effect
fades out during the down time of the cue containing the Fade Effect
assignment.
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To assign an effect to a cue:
[RECORD CUE] [#] [EFFECT] [#] [ENTER]
- or -
[CUE] [#] [EFFECT] [#] [ENTER] (Assigns an effect to an
existing cue.)
Channel levels may also change with Effect cues or Fade Effect cues. An effect
may be assigned to a cue part if you want to keep the effect fade time separate
from the timing of other channel level changes.
Effects in cues stop running immediately when either the Go To Cue or
Stop/Reverse command is executed. To reinitiate a cue effect, start in the cue
preceding the effect cue and press the GO button, or use the Go To Cue Link or
Go To Cue Clean Up command.
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When recording a cue, group or submaster live from
stage with an effect running, take out the effect on stage with the playback
fader or submaster before executing the Record command. The live Record
commands record an instantaneous stage picture, and therefore record channel
levels from the effect if the effect is left running.