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8. Chases

As well as being used to store static cues, the playback faders can

also be used to store chases (sequences of cues). You can also store

chases on touch buttons in the Playbacks window.

Chases can run once or repeat continuously. You can set individual

fade time for each cue in the chase and unlink cues so that the

console waits for you to press Go before the chase continues.

8.1 Creating a chase

8.1.1 Programming a chase

To program a chase, you have to set up the look for each cue in the

chase, then save it.

You can either set all the fixtures and dimmers manually for each cue

in the chase, you can use Quick Build to create a state from palettes

and cues, or you can use Include to load in cues.

1> Press the Record button, then select [Chase].

2> Press the Swop button of the playback where you want to store

the chase (you can also store chases on touch buttons in the

Playbacks window).

3> Set up the look for the first cue, either manually or by using

“Include” on existing cues.

4> You can change the number given to the step using [Step

Number].

5> Press the Swop button of the playback to store the programmer

contents as a step of the chase. You can also press [Append

Step] on the menu.

6> Press Clear (unless you want to re-use the contents of the

programmer), then repeat from step 3.

7> Press Exit to finish when you have stored all the cues you want.

• [Record Mode] lets you select Record By Fixture (all attributes

of any modified or selected fixture are saved), Record By

Channel (only modified attributes are saved), Record Stage (all

fixtures with a non-zero dimmer setting are saved), or Quick

Build (see next section).

• The cue number currently being saved, and the total number of

cues, is shown on the top line of the display.

• Press Clear when you have finished recording the chase,

otherwise when you try to play it back the programmer will

override the chase and you won’t see the chase properly.

• You can record shapes in a chase. If the same shape is saved in

subsequent cues it will continue from step to step and if not it

will stop at the end of the cue. (The shape is the same if you

didn’t press Clear after the previous step, and didn’t change the

speed, size or phase of the shape from the previous step; or if

you Included the shape from the previous step and have not

modified it)

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