User manual MIDAS CONSOLES PRO6 LIVE AUDIO SYSTEM ISSUE C

[. . . ] PRO6 Live Audio System Owner's Manual Midas Klark Teknik Limited, Klark Industrial Park, Walter Nash Road, Kidderminster. Tel: +44 1562 741515 Fax: +44 1562 745371 Email: info@midasklarkteknik. com Website: www. midasconsoles. com PRO6 Live Audio System -- Owner's Manual DOC02-DL3 Issue C -- June 2010 © Red Chip Company Ltd. In line with the company's policy of continual improvement, specifications and function may be subject to change without notice. This Operator Manual was correct at the time of writing. [. . . ] However, when using the jog wheel the next button's display changes to provide scene/point scene information (as shown right). 26. 19 Scene 2 6 Scene/point scene number Scene name. Automation screen The Automation screen can be broadly divided into the following main areas (domains): · · · · Scenes -- see "Scenes" on page 181. Shows -- see "Show files" on page 189. Scope -- see Chapter 21 "Scope (Automation)" on page 193. Events -- see Chapter 22 "Events (Automation)" on page 199. For details on how to open the Automation screen, see "To open the Automation screen" on page 92. PRO6 Live Audio System Owner's Manual 180 Chapter 20: Scenes And Shows (Automation) Using the right-click menu You can access some of the functions of the function buttons and also additional functions by right-clicking the scene/point scene you want. This opens a menu that has the following options: · · Edit: Opens the Edit Scene Properties window. Add: Opens a submenu with the following options: · Overwrite Scene: Overstores the scene with any changes made. For example, if you are working on scene 2, and you have made changes to it, right-click on scene 3 and then select Add > Overwrite Scene, and scene 3 will be overstored with the changes made to scene 2. Insert Scene: Inserts the scene you have just copied immediately before this one. Midi Event: Creates a MIDI event in the scene. Internal Event: Creates an internal event in the scene. GPIO Event: Creates a GPIO event in the scene. · · · · · · · · · · Delete: Deletes the selected scene (see "Copying and deleting scenes" on page 186). Copy: Copies the selected scene (see "Copying and deleting scenes" on page 186). Paste: Pastes the scene you have just copied. Expand: Expands the scene/point scene (see "To expand a scene/point scene" on page 184. Un-Expand: Closes the point scenes of the scene/point scene (see "To expand a scene/point scene" on page 184). Multi-Edit: Opens a submenu with the following options: · · Set List: Opens the Set List window. Show Editor: Opens the Show Editor window. · · · Invert Selection: Any scenes that have been `checked' (that is, their check box in the Edit column contains an "X") become unchecked, and vice versa. Clear Selection: Unchecks any scenes that have been checked. Exit: Closes the right-click menu. PRO6 Live Audio System Owner's Manual Scenes 181 Scenes The scene management areas of the Automation screen are is intended for fast operation during show time and rehearsals. They let you edit, copy, delete, store and recall scenes, and can be broadly subdivided into the following areas. 9 1 8 7 2 5 3 6 4 Item 1 2 3 4 5 6 Description Next scene panel, contains scene number, title and notes pertaining to the next scene. STORE SCENE button (see "Automation controls" on page 178). Scene cue list (see "Scene cue list" on page 183). [. . . ] To section: The rightmost area of the Patching screen that contains the destination patch connectors. See Patching. PRO6 Live Audio System Owner's Manual Glossary 585 Tooltip: The information box that appears next to the pointer when it passes over or pauses on items on certain GUI screens, such as the channels on the Overview and Patching screens. Touchpad: Also known as "trackpad". An input device on a laptop PC for controlling the on-screen pointer. [. . . ]