Hi,
The 300
manual is pretty useless if you have never used one (or any command
line)
desk before. I taught myself, the basics are pretty easy to grasp if you get a shove in the right direction. I know you just want to record a sub, but I will go from the start:
Press 1 @ 1, this sets your
channel 1 at 10% if you did 1@2 it would set 1 to 20%
Press 2@@ this sets
channel 2 at 100%
1
THRU 5 @ 5 sets
channel 1 Through to 5 at 50%
1 + 3 @ @ sets 1 and 3 at 100%
These are your basic commands to bring up lights.
Other functions are:
- if you did 1
THRU 5 @@ but you didn't want to talk to 3, you would do:
1
THRU 5 - 3 @@ to set 1
THRU 5 @ 100 but not 3.
The RemDim function is
Remainder Dim, so it dims all but the selected channels.
If you did 1
THRU 5 ENTER, you could then use the big wheel on the left
hand side, to control the lights with. This also works with the
THRU, +, -, REM,
Once you have worked this out, you move onto programming.
Cue 1 Record Enter programs the lights you currently have to
cue one. You can label a
cue by pressing
TAB on your keyboard.
You run cues by doing this:
Cue 1 ENTER sets
cue 1 to the wheel, you can then push the wheel up to bring up the lights. As you get more confident you can set
fade times, meaning you press the go
button, instead of using the wheel, it then fades up to your selected time. I found your post from a while ago.
Strand made
this it should just go into more detail on what I was talking about. After understanding the basics you can use the
manual as a referance for stuff like recording effects/chases ect ect.
To record a sub is easy, just press Sub Record 1, this will record your
current state to
submaster 1. Same goes for all your other subs.
Hope I helped. Make sure you have a look at the QSG, your last post about this had this linked to it, if you looked at it, it would have given you answers. Print it out, take it with you, and sit down at the
desk. This will teach you. PM me for any more help,
Nick
