Bei Digico SD gibt’s Ein Feature, was relative Cues heißt , aber die machen wenn ich das richtig verstanden habe was anderes.
Jein. Irgendwie schon, aber irgendwie auch anders herum ![]()
1.14.4 Temporary & Permanent Relative changes
When a controller that is in scope is changed with the Relative Changes option active, the change is temporary and will not be permanently written to all the cues until the Update group button is pressed. If the update group button is not pressed, then when you recall the first cue that is not a member of that cue group, any controllers that have been changed will revert to their previously stored settings.
Example.
A Cue Group has Cue 1 and Cue 2 as members and faders have been set in Section A to be included for Relative Changes in Cue Group 1. Input channel 1 is in Section A. ...
In Cue1, CH1’s fader is set to 0dB and in Cue 2 CH1’s Fader is set to -5dB. While in Cue 1, the fader is moved down by 3dB so it is positioned now at -3dB. When Cue 2 is recalled, as a result of the -3dB change, CH1s fader is set to -8dB.