9. Cue Lists - Page 189
TitanUniversal_Man_v10_QU.doc 15 March 2016
• You can jump directly to a cue by pressing the Connect button,
then typing in the desired cue number, then pressing Enter or
softkey A. Alternatively at the top level menu you can type the
cue number then press Connect.
• You can use Key Profiles to set the blue and grey buttons of the
playback to have various functions including Go, Stop, Connect,
Next Cue, Prev Cue, Cut Next Cue To Live, and Snap Back.
• When you lower the fader for a cue list, the HTP channels will
fade out, but the cue list will remain active. The section below
details how to kill the cue list.
• You can use timecode to play back a cue list automatically. See
section 9.5.5 on page 199.
• You can change the ti
me for the next cue by entering the time
on the keypad then pressing Go. You can jump to another cue
and set a different time by typing the cue number then press
Connect, then type the time and press Go.
9.2.2 Killing a cue list
Once a cue list is fired, it remains active until you kill it. You do this
by holding down the Avo Shift button and pressing the blue Select
button of the cue list’s handle.
You can change this in the Playback Options to make the cue list
automatically clear when the fader reaches zero (press [Playback
Options] at the program menu, then press the Select button of the
cue list, then select [Fader] [Fader Mode Intensity Kill At 0].
You can also use Key Profiles to configure one of the handle buttons
to release the cue list.
While the cue list remains active, any shapes/effects
stored in the current cue will run even if the fader is at
zero. If you are working with a cue list and have
unexplained shapes occurring, check all cue lists have
been killed.
9.2.3 Tracking
By default, cue lists run in tracking mode. Only changes in attributes
are stored, everything else just continues at the level it was
previously set to. Tracking mode is usually used for theatrical
performances because it means that if you need to adjust a dimmer
level at the start of a scene, you don’t have to go through and change
the level on every cue for that scene, the change just tracks through
the other cues until a new level is stored.
You can enable or disable Tracking mode globally for the whole cue
list, or each cue can have Tracking mode set individually from the
Playback View window (or Playback Options, [Cue Options]).
Settings are:
• [Global] (default): obeys the global setting for the cue list.
• [Track]: the cue will track
• [Block]: the cue will not take tracking states from previous
cues. All subsequent cues will track from the Block cue.
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