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Working with cues in Stage<br />

When recording in Stage, such as to record a cue, group or submaster,<br />

you will commonly want to start without any live channels. For instance,<br />

you may want to create a new cue without using any of the lights placed<br />

on stage from a previous fade or channel selection. To clear lighting from<br />

the stage, use one or all of the following procedures:<br />

• If the lights are from a cue in a fader, press the fader’s [Clear] key one<br />

or more times.<br />

• If the lights are captured, press [Rel] two or more times.<br />

• If from a submaster, lower the slider to zero.<br />

• If from channels running in the background, press [S3], Background<br />

Overrides, [Enter] [Enter].<br />

Recording a cue in Stage<br />

There are several ways you can create a cue from a look on stage. If you<br />

have several cues already stored, you may want to base a new cue on the<br />

look already recorded for another cue. You would do that by playing the<br />

cue in the faders and then modifying the resulting look on stage.<br />

In other circumstances, you may want to enter all channel levels manually.<br />

That is the procedure used below. When creating this cue, you will only<br />

set channel levels. Default settings will determine all other attributes of<br />

the cue. You can change most default settings from the System Settings<br />

menu. See Chapter 3 System settings, for information about setting and<br />

changing defaults.<br />

Follow these steps to record cue 1: 11<br />

Keystrokes:<br />

Action:<br />

1. Press [Stage]. Selects Stage display mode<br />

Prompt reads:<br />

Select channel numbers<br />

2. Press [1] [Thru] [1][0]. Selects channels 1 through 10<br />

3. Press [At]. Prompt reads: Enter intensity<br />

4. Press [5][0]. Sets a level of 50 percent for<br />

channels 1 through 10<br />

5. Press [Record]. Prompt reads:<br />

To record cue, select number<br />

and press ENTER<br />

To cancel, press CLEAR<br />

6. Press [1]. Selects cue 1<br />

7. Press [Enter]. Records cue 1 containing<br />

channels 1 through 10 at 50<br />

percent<br />

8. Press [Rel]. Releases captured channels<br />

11.<br />

Note that the keypad defaults to cue mode when you press [Record].<br />

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