Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

Recording and Using Looks
Look Master Types
Palette's virtual Sub Masters can be used in either an additive or inhibitive mode.
The operating mode for a Look Master is determined at record time.
Additive
• An additive Look Master provides proportional control of its recorded channel levels.
If a channel is recorded into a Look Master at 80%, the channel will be at 80% when
the Look Master is at 100%.
• Additive Sub Masters pile-on (add to) the active stage levels in a highest takes
precedence manner.
• The home position for an additive Look Master is zero (0%).
• The levels of attributes controlled by additive Sub Masters are displayed in yellow
with a Look Master symbol with a green handle .
• The LED on the bump button for sliders that have Looks recorded to them will be
illuminated. The sliders must be setup to hold Looks.
• Your hardware can be setup to control Looks via the sliders. For more information,
check out Hardware Setup - Slider Panels.
Inhibitive
• Inhibitive Sub Masters proportionally scale the intensity attribute of a Channel. If the
intensity of a Channel is set to 50% by some other means, if you pull the inhibitive
Look Master at 50% the output will be 25%.
• The home position for a Inhibitive Look Master is Full (100%).
• The intensities of Channels being limited by inhibitive Sub Masters are displayed in
yellow with a Look Master symbol with a red handle .
• The LED on a bump button that is setup to control an Inhibitive Look will flash if its
slider is not at the top. It will flash rapidly if the slider is sitting at the bottom.
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