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125 PRO X User Manual
Item Element Item Element Description
8
Eye symbol
Opens the Show window (see “Conguring the scene cue list view”).
9 GLOBAL scene See “Additional control — managing events” in chapter 9.
10 safe scene See “Initial snapshot scene (scene 0)”.
11 Scroll bar Lets you scroll to the other scenes.
>> To select a scene/point scene
The ‘now’ scene is the currently selected scene (highlighted in yellow).
Do one of the following:
• At the GUI, click the scene/point scene in the Automation screen.
• At the GUI, click the LAST/NOW/NEXT button in the Automation
screen as necessary.
• In the automation section (control surface), press the last/now/next
buttons as necessary.
• In the automation section (control surface), operate the jogwheel to go to
the desired scene/point scene. Then press now.
When recalling a scene, you can avoid replacing the current settings by
using scope masks, see Chapter 21 Scope (Automation).
>> To expand a scene/point scene
Select the scene/point scene and do one of the following:
• Click EXPAND.
• Right-click the scene to open the right-click menu. Then, choose Expand.
>> To close the point scenes of a scene/point scene
Select the scene/point scene and do one of the following:
• Click UNEXPAND.
• Right-click the scene to open the right-click menu. Then, choose
Un-Expand.
Conguring the scene cue list view
You can exclude certain elements from the scene cue list (see “Scene cue
list), such as events and empty scenes. This is done via the Show window
(shown below), which has the following options:
• Empty scenes — excludes all empty scenes from the show.
• Global events — excludes all global events from the show.
• MIDI events — excludes all MIDI events from the show.
• GPI/O events — excludes all GPIO events from the show.
• Internal events — excludes all internal events from the show.
>> To congure the scene cue list view
3. Click the eye symbol (right of the cue list title bar) to open the
Show window.
4. In the Show window, select the desired options.
5. Click OK.
Editing scene properties
You can change the name of a scene, add/edit its notes (also editable in the Store
window when storing a scene) and choose to skip the scene during a rehearsal.
This is all done via the Edit Scene Properties window (shown below).
The Scene Name and Notes sections are edited just as you would any other
text eld.
>> To open the Edit Scene Properties window
Do one of the following:
• Select the scene and then click EDIT.
• Right-click on the scene and then choose Edit from the right-click menu.
>> To skip a scene during rehearsal
Open the Edit Scene Properties window of the desired scene, and then click
the Rehearsal Skip box to place a red cross inside it. After you close the
window, a skip arrow symbol will appear in the scenes Skip column.
Adding a new scene
You can add a new scene anywhere in the cue list. The new scene can be inserted
in the cue list or you can overwrite an existing scene by replacing it with the
new one.
>> To insert a new scene
1. Right-click the scene before which you want to insert the new one.
2. From the right-click menu, choose Insert Scene.
>> To overwrite an existing scene with a new one
1. Right-click the scene you want to overwrite.
2. From the right-click menu, choose Overwrite Scene.
Note: If you are creating the rst scene, use STORE SCENE (see “To create a new
scene using the current settings” in chapter 9).