Hey Steve
A post on the stagecraft mailing list was about something you might remember:
"After a couple of visits to the Lighting Database NYC Public Library web
site I have a question about Tharon Musser's Chorus Line. The database
contains images of the tracking sheets for the 75 Broadway production.
On the title page of the tracking sheets is a note...
Multi-Q 16 Memory Emergency Qs with a list of 5 looks and
"Century Strand MMS Emergency Qs with a list of 10 looks"
Were these "emergency Qs" for stand by consoles incase the EDI board
failed?"
1) When did the Multi-Q replace the LS-8 ?
2) Was it a result of the Skirpan lawsuit against EDI ?
3) Any memories as to why the emergency cues ?, beyond the usual awaiting a console failure. Was there an MMS as backup ?
Curious and a thank you
Steve Bailey
A post on the stagecraft mailing list was about something you might remember:
"After a couple of visits to the Lighting Database NYC Public Library web
site I have a question about Tharon Musser's Chorus Line. The database
contains images of the tracking sheets for the 75 Broadway production.
On the title page of the tracking sheets is a note...
Multi-Q 16 Memory Emergency Qs with a list of 5 looks and
"Century Strand MMS Emergency Qs with a list of 10 looks"
Were these "emergency Qs" for stand by consoles incase the EDI board
failed?"
1) When did the Multi-Q replace the LS-8 ?
2) Was it a result of the Skirpan lawsuit against EDI ?
3) Any memories as to why the emergency cues ?, beyond the usual awaiting a console failure. Was there an MMS as backup ?
Curious and a thank you
Steve Bailey