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value reaches above 127. The recording is stopped as soon as the trigger channel
goes below or equals 127. This allows you to program the value of the trigger
channel in your external DMX-512 or Art-Net console and time the recording
accurately.
Finally, you can also record a memory in sync with the timecode by using
the ’Timecode record’ button.
7.3 Playback
Each memory has an intensity value. When the intensity is set to a value
other than 0, the memory will be played back. The CueCore1 is capable of
simultaneous playback of 4 memories. When a fifth playback is set to playback,
CueCore1 will automatically stop the oldest playback (the one whose intensity
level has not altered for the longest time).
7.4 HTP/LTP
By default the values of all running playbacks are, with its intensity level taken
into account, merged together according to the Highest Takes Precedence (HTP)
principle. The following table illustrates the HTP system.
Playback 1 Playback 2 Playback 3 Merged Output
Channel 1 0% 0% 25% 25%
Channel 2 100% 0% 25% 100%
Channel 3 0% 0% 0% 0%
Channel 4 0% 100% 25% 100%
When set to LTP, only the last activated playback will send out its values.
As soon as that playback is stopped the one-but-last activated playback will be
sending out.
7.5 Timecode
Normally the memory is played back using the internal timings of the CueCore1.
When the ’Timecode’ check box is enabled, the internal timing is ignored and
the playback is synchronised to the timecode. Please select a timecode source
in the settings page.
7.6 Loop
The ’Loop’ check box controls whether the playback stops when it reaches the
end of the track, or whether is should continue looping indefinitely. The Loop
feature is only available when ’Timecode’ is disabled.
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