Hi, I've been using the expert for a while now.. great console!
Recently I've been seperating my led's from my movers using the split roller, but I'm doing a festival this weekend and we're using an '04 desk.. I'll only have a single roller.
I need to switch my playbacks quickly. Any suggestions as to how to keep my playbacks seperate (other than multiple pages). I know I can use palettes for colors, strobes and gobos. The show consists of lots of movement with the movers and a ton of rgb shape effects for the leds.
I hope I've explained this well.. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
thanks
help programming led's and movers on a single roller
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The two elements you can't really put anywhere else are intensity cues/chases and shapes. But I find there is rarely any need for more than one positional shape at once, so you should be able to minimise mover PB's to one shape, a chase and a few intensity masters? This then leaves you with the rest for LED/generics etc.
Another option is to create some stacks by way of unlinked chases. This can include shapes. So you could have one fader with an unlinked chase containing a few different RGB shapes and step through them with [GO] if connected, or the relevant playback add button. The disadvantage (for shapes) is you cannot use mode2 in chases to control speed/size.
Don't forget you can make use of the roller page buttons (1-3) as well as roller facets. It is often best to keep all pages structured and sometimes only have slight variations - ie. a different positional shape/alternative intensity chases etc.
Another option is to create some stacks by way of unlinked chases. This can include shapes. So you could have one fader with an unlinked chase containing a few different RGB shapes and step through them with [GO] if connected, or the relevant playback add button. The disadvantage (for shapes) is you cannot use mode2 in chases to control speed/size.
Don't forget you can make use of the roller page buttons (1-3) as well as roller facets. It is often best to keep all pages structured and sometimes only have slight variations - ie. a different positional shape/alternative intensity chases etc.
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