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4 Live Editing 113

Record Cues

Emphasis provides two basic recording functions – [Record] and [Track]. The [Record]

function saves all channels at their Stage levels in the cue, group or submaster you specify.

When you use [Record] for cues, only the cue you specify is affected. [Track], on the other

hand, can make changes across a series of cues (see Tracking, page 114).

Record cues:

Step 1: Select channels using the procedure described in Select Channels, Dimmers

and Fixtures, page 86.

Step 2: Set levels using the procedure described in Set Levels, page 89 and Moving

Light Control, page 95.

Step 3: Press [Record] <Cue> [x] [Enter], where [x] is the target cue number. If the

target cue number has already been recorded, a “Cue Recorded” message will

blink on the stage display. If you choose to record to a used number, the new look

will overwrite the old look.

Note:

Remember that the [Record] function will store all Stage levels in the cue, group or

submaster you specify. Make sure that you have cleared all unwanted channels before

recording your cues. Stray channel levels may come from captured channels, active

submasters, cues in the fader pairs, or channels in the background. If you need to leave

a channel or dimmer at a level, but you do not want to record it at that level in your cues,

use the Except or Solo commands (see Special Functions, page 128) or the Park

command (see Park, page 109).

Link Functions

There are times when you want cues to play back out of numerical order, or you may want

other things to happen in your Emphasis Control System when a cue is played back. You

can use the [Link] function to change the order of the cue list, without having to re-record

all your cues, and to link cues to submaster bumps and macros. You can enter links in

Stage, Blind, Fader and Cue List displays.

When you link a cue to another cue you change the playback order of your cue list. For

example, you have a cue list of five cues numbered 1-5 and you link cue 1 to cue 5. When

you play back cue 1, cue 5 becomes the next cue, skipping over cues 2-4. By linking cues

in both directions, you can create link loops. In a link loop, pressing [Go] will keep you within

the loop.

Link a cue to another cue:

Step 1: Press [Cue] [x], where [x] is the first cue to play back.

Step 2: Press [Link] <Cue> [y] [Enter], where [y] is the cue to jump to in the cue list.

Link to macros

You can link a cue to a macro. A macro is a recorded series of commands (see Macros,

page 181). The macro will fire as soon as you press [Go], unless you have entered a

[Follow] time in the cue (see Follow, page 126).

Link a cue to a macro:

Step 1: Press [Cue] [x], where [x] is the cue you are linking the macro to.

Step 2: Press [Link] [Enter Macro] [y] [Enter], where [y] is the macro number.

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