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24 CUEMASTER II OPERATION
MEMORY OPERATION
SCENEMASTER AND SUBMASTER RECORDINGS
The Cuemaster II has 4 pages of memory playback masters. Each fader in the top two rows of faders (Channels 1-48) can store a
Manual Scene— Scenemasters 1-48. Each fader in the bottom row of faders (Submasters 1-24/Channels 49-72) can store a Manual
Scene, a Fade-Scene, a Chase, or a Show. The total number of recordable masters over the four pages is 288.
Playback of the recorded levels under any of the 72 masters on the page is controlled by the Scenes keys to the left of the Patch
keyboard- if the Scenes LED for that row of faders is On, playback of recorded scenes is enabled. If the Scenes LED for that row of
faders is Off, playback of recorded scenes is disabled.
RECORDING TYPES
Each recording under a Scenemaster is composed one cue state listing all Channel levels. Each recording under a Submaster may be
composed of one or more cue states, and may also include a Fade time, a Chase speed and a Link descriptor. Manual Scenes and Fade-
Scenes are one Cue long, while Chases and Shows must have a minimum count of two Cues. The maximum Cue count of a Chase or a
Show is limited only by the cue memory capacity of the desk.
MANUAL SCENE: A Manual Scene is a single Cue recording of all Channel levels under a Scenemaster or Submaster. Manual Scenes
fade at the same speed that the fader is moved and are are not affected by the Scene Fade timer. The top two rows of presets,
Scenemasters 1-48, can store Manual Scenes only.
FADE-SCENE: A Fade-Scene is a single Cue recording of all Channel levels with an fade time recorded under a Submaster. Fade-Scene
playback is affected by the setting of the Scene Fade timer, and if this is set to Auto position, raising a Fade-Scene fader loads the timer
with its recorded fade time and then executes the fade.
CHASE: A Chase is a number of Cues recorded under a Submaster. Each Cue lists all Channel levels. In addition each Chase can be
recorded with a separate Chase Speed, which automatically cycles the Chase through all the Cues. Chases fade up and down at the
same speed that the fader is moved. Chase playback is not affected by the Scene Fade timer.
SHOW: A Show is a number of Cues recorded under Submaster 1-24 on the bottom preset. Each Cue of a Show lists all Channel levels,
a recorded Fade time, and a Link descriptor. Show playback is affected by the setting of the Scene Fade timer, and if this is set to Auto
position, each Cue loads the timer with its recorded fade time and then executes the fade. The Link descriptor of each Cue of a Show in
Submasters 17 to 24 can be programmed to drive any or all of 16 Chases or Fade-Scenes under Submasters 1-16 on the same page.