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5. Palettes - Page 91

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• Palette fading can be very useful when recalling a palette live

during a show, as you can smoothly move fixtures to a new

position or change colour slowly (on colour mixing fixtures).

• Palettes applied with a fade time do not get put into the

programmer, so will not be saved in any cues; don’t use fade

times when programming. This is to ensure that when used in a

live situation, the next cue will override the palette and play

back as intended.

5.5.3 Manual fixture overlap when recalling palettes

You can set a Fixture Overlap when recalling a palette, which means

that the palette will be applied in sequence to each fixture in the

group. This is a very quick way to busk some amazing effects. Fixture

Overlap=100% means that all fixtures will change together. Fixture

Overlap=0% means that each fixture must complete its fade before

the next will start its fade.

1> Type in the overlap time for the palette on the numeric keypad.

2> Press [Set Overlap].

3> Type in the fade time if fade is also required.

4> Press a palette button to recall the palette.

• You have to re-enter the overlap each time you recall a palette.

To use the same overlap every time, set a Master Overlap:

Press Palette, [Master Overlap]. To disable Master Overlap set

to 100%.

5.5.4 Master Time for palettes

Option [Master Time] on the Palette menu (press the grey Palette

button above the numeric keypad) allows you to set a default fade

time. This fade time will be used for all palettes unless you manually

type in a different time. This can be useful when “busking” a show

with palettes.

The [Master Overlap] option similarly sets the default Overlap for

palette recall.

You can create macro buttons to set different palette

fade times. Press Macro, Record, press a button to store

your macro on. Then press Palette, [Master Time], 3

(for 3 sec), Exit, Macro.

Repeat these steps to create a Palette Snap button (0

sec), or a 1 sec fade button, and so on.

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