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Let me start with I don't use movers.... (just hadn't really had the opportunity for the budget to rent).
That being said, I hardly EVER use a 1:1 patch. When Patching I defiantly go Zone with it.
For instance, if I was doing a stage wash with four point lighting into say nine areas, and had two colors going into each area, The first color would be something like CHN 31-40, and the second CHN41-50. I would than record them as groups three and four.. (3 for 31-40, and 4 for 41-50). I would than record those groups into subs 3 and four for fun.
That way when I want one color wash I can bring up one sub, group, or channels 31-40. Channels 31 and 41 would be two colors, from the same angle to the same focus point. same with 32 and 42, 33 and 43 and so forth.
Hope that Helps.
That being said, I hardly EVER use a 1:1 patch. When Patching I defiantly go Zone with it.
For instance, if I was doing a stage wash with four point lighting into say nine areas, and had two colors going into each area, The first color would be something like CHN 31-40, and the second CHN41-50. I would than record them as groups three and four.. (3 for 31-40, and 4 for 41-50). I would than record those groups into subs 3 and four for fun.
That way when I want one color wash I can bring up one sub, group, or channels 31-40. Channels 31 and 41 would be two colors, from the same angle to the same focus point. same with 32 and 42, 33 and 43 and so forth.
Hope that Helps.