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5 Blind Editing 143

Subroutines

Subroutine is a special type of cue or submaster that places other cues within steps to be

played back in order. Steps can either contain a cue or be set to a style. A style step

contains an instruction that controls the subroutine’s playback. Styles include filters to limit

playback to a certain group of channels, loop and jump commands, and other playback-

specific styles. Available styles depend on whether the subroutine is recorded to a cue or

to a submaster.

Subroutines in Cues

Subroutines in cues play back within the cue list and can be played back on the A/B and

C/D fader pairs. If you use [Load Sub] to place a cue containing a subroutine on a

submaster, the subroutine will retain the characteristics of a subroutine cue, not a

subroutine-on-submaster.

Cue Steps

Cue steps execute the cue number they reference. If you change channel levels in a

referenced cue, any subroutine that contains that cue will play back the modified levels.

Cue steps can be given any of the standard cue fade types:

• Crossfade. . . . . . . A crossfade cue step fades all increasing levels in the upfade time

and all decreasing levels in the downfade time.

• Allfade . . . . . . . . . An allfade cue step fades all increasing levels in the upfade time

and all decreasing levels in the downfade time and clears the other

fader pair.

• Blocking. . . . . . . . A blocking cue step stops all background fades before running in

the physical fader.

You can choose to play back the referenced cue as it was originally written (known as a

dynamic playback), or you can override the recorded levels proportionally, and override the

recorded timing with times you enter in the cue step.

• Level. . . . . . . . . . . Sets an intensity level for the cue within the subroutine. The level

proportionally affects channel levels recorded in the referenced

cue.

• Fade times . . . . . . Fade times can be set to dynamic (values displayed in purple),

which means the cue will run as recorded, manual, which means

that you will have to move the faders to zero and then up to full to

manually fade in the cue step, or to a specific upfade and/or

downfade time, which overrides the recorded time in the

referenced cue.

• Follow time . . . . . Follow time can be set to dynamic, which means the next step will

execute as soon as the selected step completes, hold, which

means that you will have to press [Go] to execute the next step,

or to a specific follow time, which executes the next step that long

after the selected step starts its fade.

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