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Page 184 - 10. Running the show

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

Normally you would set this at full, and use it if you need to quickly

fade out all the lights.

Tiger: The Pearl Tiger does not have an Add/Flash Master.

10.1.3 Manual control during a show (“Busking”)

If you have not had as much programming time as you would have

liked, you might need to make up some additional effects during the

show. Fortunately the Pearl is designed with this in mind and there are

lots of features to spice up your life. You need to be in Takeover Run

mode to do this stuff.

Instant palettes: Select some fixtures, press Focus, then select a

palette option from the softkeys (or press a grey Flash/Palette button).

When you recall a palette value instantly, it gets placed in the

programmer. This means that the palette will override any memories

you later turn on, until you press “Clear”.

Fading palettes: You can “fade” to a palette value by selecting the

fixtures you want to change, typing the fade time (e.g. “2” for 2

seconds), pressing Focus, then using the softkey menus to recall the

Palette you want (e.g. Green). The selected fixtures will change to

Green over a 2 second period. If you fade to a palette value, the palette

does not go into the programmer. This means that when you turn on a

new memory, the fixtures will change to the new memory rather than

being overridden by the palette.

Palette master time: You can set a Master Time option in the Palette

Options so that all palettes will fade without you having to type in a

time. Press Focus, then G [Options], then A [Master Time]. Type a new

time and press Enter. If you want instant palettes that don’t get put in

the programmer, you can set the master time to 0.1 seconds.

Changing all fixtures in a memory: You can apply a “quick palette”

to all the fixtures in a memory (without having to select the fixtures) by

pressing Focus, holding down the softkey for the palette you want, then

pressing the Swop button of the memory. If you type a number after

pressing Focus, the palette values will fade over the time you typed.

This palette is not placed in the programmer, so the next LTP changes

will overwrite it. (User Settings option 6 must be turned on for this to

work)

Nudge mode: You can also change the position of fixtures; the easiest

way to do this is to use “Nudge” mode on the graphics tablet. This

allows you to sweep selected fixtures around their programmed position

by drawing with the pen, so you can alter the height of a chase or

shape in real time.

Tracking: If you have trained the desk for Tracking, you can (with

practice!) follow someone on the stage or move fixtures to point to a

soloist.

Manual control: You can control any attribute of a fixture manually

exactly like when you were programming. This requires care to look

good; using the preset palettes is usually a better bet.

You cannot add new shapes in Run mode. You need to have some

shapes saved in memories which you can then turn on.

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