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The cue stack box shows the currently selected playback's cue stack contents.
Skip to the previous cue (or start playback on the last cue in the cue stack with full
intensity).
Stop the currently-active cue stack.
Skip to the next cue (or start playback on the first cue in the cue stack with full
intensity).
Switch to/from cue edit mode. When this button is pressed, you can edit the contents
of individual cues; the currently active cue's contents are reflected on the DMX
sliders.
The Fade In speed, Fade Out speed and Duration as well as the name of individual
cues can be adjusted with the speed dials that are displayed in a separate tool
window. You can also select multiple cues to adjust their speeds all at once, but then
the DMX sliders are disabled to prevent you from accidentally overwriting all cue
contents with the same values.
Record a new cue, taking its contents from the current DMX slider values.
Cue
Stack
This box displays the currently selected playback's cue stack contents, along with the
index number (1, 2, 3...), Fade In speed, Fade Out speed, Duration and an optional
name for each cue.
You can change the cue order by dragging the cues on top of each other, either one
at a time or multiple cues at the same time.
Tuning
Please refer to the Manual parameters tuning Simple Desk section
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