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7. Chases - Page 165

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

7.5 Delete

7.5.1 Deleting chases

You can delete a chase exactly the same as a memory. Press the blue

Delete button, then press the Swop button of the playback containing

the chase. Press the swop button again to confirm the delete.

7.5.2 Deleting a step from a chase

You can delete a step from the connected chase by pressing the blue

Delete button, typing the step number to be deleted, pressing Enter

then A [Yes].

You can also delete a step when a chase is Unfolded by pressing D

[Delete] then the Swop button for the step you want to delete.

7.6 Timing

7.6.1 Speed and crossfade controlled by wheels

The speed and crossfade of the most recently turned on chase is

controlled by the wheels. You can “connect” the wheels to a different

chase by pressing the Connect button and then the Swop button of the

chase you want to connect.

7.6.2 Setting global step or fade times and unlinking

You can set step times globally for the whole chase and individually for

each step. You can also unlink the steps, either for the whole chase or

for individual steps, so that the chase pauses and waits for you to press

the Go button. This can be useful if you are using the console for

theatrical lighting cues (although it’s easier to use the dedicated

theatrical mode for this).

To set the global times for a chase:

1> Press C [Edit Times], then the playback button for the chase.

2> Press Softkey A-F to select the time parameter to set (the times

are described below).

3> Type the new time value using the numeric keypad and press

Enter

4> Press G to set Link on or off for the whole chase. If link is on the

chase runs automatically. If off, you run each step manually using

the Go button (a chase like this is called a “stack”).

5> Press Enter when you have finished. If you press Exit, any

changes you have made will be lost.

The times are:

A [Wait In] - Delay before the fade in starts

B [Wait Out] - Delay before the fade out starts

C [Fade In] - Time to fade in

D [Fade Out] - Time to fade out

E [LTP Fade] - Time for the LTP (movement) channels to fade over

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