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Recording and Editing Cues
[S10] - De-select Edits Track Forward if you are updating a cue
which is not the last cue in the cue list and you don't want the
changes you've just made to go past this cue. (There is a whole
topic on Edits Track Forward) This option is ON by default. You
can change the default in [S2] Show Options. This option is
disabled if you are appending to the cue list.
4. Press [ENTER] to close the dialog box. If you are attempting to
record over an existing cue and you have not selected Update as
described in [S7] above, you will be presented with the following
dialog box.
Tips:
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Update (see above) is the default. Pressing [ENTER] or
[S2] will close this dialog box and update the existing
cue, not losing old cue data.
Pressing [S1] Delete and Replace will delete the
existing cue and record the new cue data to this cue
number using the record options specified in [S3] and
[S9]above.
o Cancel will close this dialog box and return you back to
the Record dialog box.
5. The recorded cue appears on the cue list.
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You can use the [WHEEL] to change many of the controls in
this dialog box. Holding down [SHIFT] while using the Wheel
changes numeric values by 0.1.
You can quickly append a cue to a cue list that is not currently
selected by pressing [REC] [SELECT].
Using the Command Line to Record Cues
If you prefer, you can record cues without opening the Record dialog box by using
the command line. To do this, you must press [CUE] first followed by the cue
number then terminate the command line with [REC]:
[CUE] [5] [REC]
The Record and Exclude Sub Masters options are taken from the Record dialog
box (see [S3] and [S8] above), so whatever they were last set at will be used when
using the command line to record cues.
Note that as soon as you start the command line with [CUE], the softkeys will
change to:
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