ETC Eos v1.3 - Manual (Page 175)

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Working with a Single Cue List 161
Modifying Cues Live
Recorded cues can be modified live. Cue attributes (such as link, loop, label and so on) may be
edited as well. The cue does not need to be active (played back) to change cue attributes. You may
also change cue attributes for a range of cues if you wish.
Using [At] [Enter]
A useful feature when editing cues is [At] [Enter]. This is a simple feature which allows you to select
any channel or parameter, or several of them, and remove their move instructions, allowing the
value from the previous cue to be manually recalled.
[At] [Enter] is essentially a “recall from the previous cue” command; it completely removes a move
instruction and any manual data, and replaces it with the value from the previous cue.
For Example:
Cue 5 is active in Live.
• [Group] [1] [Focus] [At] [Enter]
This command lifts the current move instructions for Group 1 focus, and recalls the focus
data for those lights from the immediately preceding cue. It is now manual, and can be
stored or updated as required.
You may also use [At] [Enter] to affect only certain channels or parameters by selecting them
specifically:
• [2] [At] [Enter] - this will remove the changes for channel 2 only.
• [2] [Color] [At] [Enter] - this will remove only the color data changes for channel 2.
• [2] [Thru] [5] [+] [9] [+] [1] [1] [Thru] [1] [5] [-] [1] [2] [-] {zoom} [At] [Enter]- removes
the changes for only the selected channels for all parameters except zoom.
Using Record
You may modify a cue by re-recording it entirely. After making changes to channels/parameters:
• [Record] [Enter] [Enter] - will replace any data in the active cue with the current stage
settings.
• [Record] [Cue] [x] [Enter] [Enter] - will replace the any data in cue “x” with the current
stage values.
N o t e : Using [Record] will record all parameters of all non-default channels onstage. This
means that all other cue data and submaster data will be included in the record
action.
This is the normal method when working with a single cue list. When working with
multiple cue lists and/or submasters, [Record Only] is a useful tool.