Leprecon LPC V3 User's Manual - Manual (Page 52)

LPC 48 / 96 Users Manual
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6 Cues
6.1 Cue Properties
In the Cue Record screen, properties for the cues to be recorded are shown at
the top of the screen. Stage view below shows channel status, which is the data
for cue recording.
Each cue has these timing properties:
Wait time - Time that can be set to delay the start of the fade after pressing
'GO'
Follow time - Setting Hold Time will start a cue automatically after the
previous cue without another 'Go' press.
Up Fade - Time for the new cue to reach 100%
Down Fade - Time needed for the previous cue to completely fade out.
In addition, each cue can have a Chase associated, with a specific rate.
When the cue starts to fade in, the chase will also start.
Cues can be named using the Title field, and this name will appear in the Cue
Run screen. The Link field can be used to set out of sequence playback.
6.2 6.2. Recording cues
LPC can save and playback up to 999 cues. Point Cues can be inserted in-
between two Cues. This is good for editing a show after the Cue stack has been
recorded. Example: Cue# 3, [3.5], 4. Each cue has independent up and down
fade times. If desired, each cue can have associated delay and follow times. The
entire Cue Stack can be turned off if LPC is used only for manual and Submaster
control.
When recording new cues, it’s best to turn OFF the Cue stack. Otherwise any
existing cue data will be present in the board output, and re-recorded into cues.