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126 PRO X User Manual
Copying and deleting scenes
You can copy and delete single scenes/point scenes from the cue list.
>> To copy a scene
1. Do one of the following:
• Select the desired scene and click COPY.
• Right-click the desired scene and then choose Copy from the
right-click menu.
2. In the cue list, select the scene/point scene before which you want to
paste the copied scene. Then, click PASTE.
>> To delete a scene
1. Do one of the following:
• Select the desired scene and then click DELETE.
• Right-click the desired scene and then choose Delete from the
right-click menu.
2. In the message window (shown below), click OK.
Changing the order of the scenes
You can change the order of the scenes in the cue list. This is done using the
REORDER SCENES button. You can reorder as many scenes as you want by
selecting them in the order you want them to appear in the reordered list.
>> To reorder the scenes
1. At the Automation screen, click REORDER SCENES. The grey double
arrowhead symbol will appear in each box in the Edit column.
2. In the cue list, click the box of the rst scene you want to reorder (as shown
below). A “1” will appear in the Edit column, signifying that it will be the
rst of the reordered scenes, and the scenes will be reordered from this
point on in the cue list.
3. Repeat for the next scene you want to reorder. This will be labelled “2” in the
Edit column.
4. Repeat for the remaining scenes/point scenes.
5. Click REORDER SCENES. The message window (shown below) will open.
6. Click OK.
Overriding store scope
You can choose to ignore the parameters selected at the Store Scope screen,
so that these ‘safed’ parameters will be stored in the scene. This is selectable as a
global option (for all scenes) in the Preferences screen and also on a per scene
basis in the Store Scene window.
Note: This feature does not aect scene recall.
>> To override the safe parameters (selected in store
scope) for a single scene
Open the Store Scene window (see “To create a new scene using the current
settings” in chapter 9) and select the Overwrite Safe parameters? option.
>> To override the safed parameters (selected in store
scope) for every scene
At a GUI screen, choose home  Preferences  General to open the
Preferences screen, and select the Overwrite Safed parameters
option (see “Changing the user interface preferences” in chapter 27) in the
User Interfaces Preferences section.
Using patching in automation
Caution:
The Automate Patching option switches on per-scene
automatic routing, and must be used with caution.
To alert you to the drastic consequences of using this option,
a WARNING window appears.
You can change the patching of certain sources and destinations on a per-scene
basis. For example, you can have an input channel’s compressor side chain
patched from one source in one scene and from a dierent source in another
scene.
For details of the parameters that can be patched per scene, see Appendix L
“Parameters Aected By Automate Patching”.
>> To use patching in automation
At a GUI screen, choose home  Preferences  General to open
the Preferences screen, and then select the Automate Patching option in the
Conguration Preferences section.
Using zoom
You can enlarge the cue list to zoom in on certain scenes or make the scenes in
the cue list smaller so that you can view more scenes simultaneously. This is done
using the Zoom List spin buttons.
>> To enlarge the scene view (zoom in)
In the Automation screen, click the up (top) Zoom List spin button.
The following diagram shows a typical Automation screen at maximum zoom.