Is there a way to have cuelist two automatically trigger when you reach the end of cue list one. I am setting cues for a church cantata. I would like to put the cues for each song into indivudual lists.
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FBC Welcome to the forums. This is actually not a feature yet but i spoke with our developer and he said it will be added to the latest release due out later this month.
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Great, if it makes it out by the 20th you will really be awesome.
What does the release button do that is different than the B.O. button?

Which release button? Are you on the most current version?
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Software says it is the newest version, downloaded from the website, file date 11/17 File labele 10010.
The first version I received was marked 1.00.3 on CD from Emulation, after loading it said there was a newer version on the web.
The CD version does not have a release button the download version has a release button to the left of the group faders above the bank display

Ok well i found out what the release and B.O. do.
Pressing and holding the RELEASE button for 2 seconds, releases or stops all active playbacks.
The B.O. BUTTON, only grabs the shutter from each fixture to black out the stage.
I am still trying to wrap my mind around this software so you'll have to forgive me if there is a bit of a delay in response sometimes when it comes to questions about this software.
Also FYI: pressing and holding the PLAY button of an active playback for more than 2 seconds will release the individual playback.
hope this info helps. and if the software doesn't say there is an updated version then you should have the latest.
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Release basically means to clear the cue list. It is a very common term on consoles that use more than one cue list or stack. Think of it as like when you release the button on a door bell. When you release it, the door bell turns off. So when you release a list, it turns off. It is also very important thing to keep in mind with tracking consoles and what lists are active and have priority (I am such a bad speller, I had to look at the word on the Pig to spell it...).

BO or Blackout means that the intensity channel on all fixtures that aren't parked or independent go to 0. The GM or Grand Master is kind of the same thing except it sets the highest intensity level of fixture and limits it base on the GM's value. For example, with the GM at 75%, instensity levels go up to 75% at max. Also note that it should base levels on what the fixture level is. So if I have a fixture at 50% and bring the GM to 80%, that fixure is now at 40%. Take it down to 50%, and the fixture drops to 25%.

Serra have you played with the Emulation program? If so what do you think of it?

I'm looking forward to updates as they come. It appears that the bump buttons on the group faders will only work on an active cue, so if you have red assigned to 1 and green to 2 blue to 3 and try to just bump one color at a time it won't work because it mixes the colors of the active channels and you get white.

No I haven't, but I really should get it and play with it.

Haven't seen this feature implemented yet. Also, on the numbered buttons at the bottom of the screen. I know they will act as bump buttons, but that appears to be their only function. Having them act as preset buttons would be really cool.

Thanks mark i will talk with our developer about this.
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