Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

Recording and Using Looks and Groups
If you want to have more control of how the Channels will respond, change the
properties of the Look (i.e., [VIEW] [BUMP]) and alter the Attribute Behaviors.
This audience blinder look, which has very high priority, will manually control the
intensities of the lights coming up (and possibly others going down if they are
recorded at lower levels in this look). The Position will follow your movement with
the handle whereas the color will go to its recorded state as soon as you move the
handle and the recorded strobe value won't start until you reach the top.
If you record a Look using Linear Movement, and you set the Position behaviour
to Manual, you can use the Look Handle to move Channels in straight lines. (i.e.,
the light will move in a straight line from where ever it is on stage to the recorded
position such that if you have multiple looks set up, you can move a group of lights
to any position on stage, essentially using your moving lights as manual follow
spots.)
Note:
If you are running a show live, it is handy to setup the A/B or C/D handles to
control how long attributes get to their new level and how long they should
take to return to their old levels once released. In combination with Busking,
this makes Palette a very flexible Live Concert desk.
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