hi it's good here at Avolites I'm gonna take you through the next part of working with a
cue list up on my screen here I've got the captured visualize that's shown what my cue
list is currently doing if I use the COG icon on this screen to make it full size you can
see that there's a lot of detail inside this cue list I'll go through a couple of chapter
a couple of these columns let you get used to them and then in the next video we will
go through some more advanced settings that we can use the first of all columns that we
have inside this cue list I can type in a delay time a fade in time a delay out time
and a fade out time cool think it is I can also put myself in a fixed overlap for any
particular cue that I want if I type in a couple of delay times I can select one or a number of
these cells and use the numeric keypad to put in a delayed on now when I press go to fire
this next key it's going to wait three seconds and then it's going to fade that cue in for me
could be just the desired effect that you want can be quite good if you find yourself
always pressing go a second or two too early to amend any of these times all you have to do
is select one or a number of these cells and use your numeric keypad to type in a new value if I
click on the top of this column I can select all of these cells at once you can see there
I've just changed every single fade in time to two seconds link and Link offset are two great
columns that work together if I select one or a number of these cells and have a look at my
soft keys you can see here I've got the option to link with the previous queue if I do that I'm
going to tap cue 1 enter and then go so that I can find my cue 1 and you'll see that it's
going to wait 2 seconds and then it's going to fire this key this one is gonna wait 8 seconds
because in the link offset column I have got eight seconds written in there it's then gonna fire cue 3
for me cue 4 as you can see still says wait for go in this link column so it's not going to fire
that cue it's going to wait up until I press go this is really useful as you can build up looks
and you can build more complicated looks rather than you having to fire go tap the Go button on
every single key I can just put a with previous or an after previous in there and in the link
offset column I can type in a particular number navigating around the cue list is nice and easy
the dark blue bar lights up the cute which is next to gonna go and the light blue bar is the cue that
you're currently in I've got a previous step and a next step button on my console so if I tap next
step it's going to move this dark blue bar down one cue using this cue button or on the consoles
you may find that it's called connect / cue I can type in a number so if I say cue and then 8 enter
you can see that it's moved that dark blue bar to cue 8 it's not fired that cue straight away it's
gonna wait up until I press go it's then going to fire that cue for me so I can navigate round nice
and quickly and easily happens quite a lot doing technical rehearsals somebody will say jump to cue
15 for me I can tap cue then I can type in 1 5 enter and then I can press go as and when I'm ready for
it one of the other things that seems to be have a lot of questions asked about it at the moment
is also load what auto load does as you can see in this example queue here is it loads a specific cue
I can select one or a number of these cells and I can choose a playback rather than it bringing
values into this queue it's actually loading the information on here so if I change this playback
that I have called cyan pink it's going to change all the information that's fired in these cubes
auto load times is the next column and this is where I can put a separate fade in time
for this auto load rather than it just paying attention to the fade in time over the entire
cue the final thing that I would like to show you in this video is because there's a lot of
information when you start looking at cue lists on the Titan screen we can make filters to make our
lives easier and just show the information that we want if you're on a consult you'll find that the
console screen has a context menu just here on this type wanting to face you'll find that it's
underneath these the icon with four lines there's a button that says edit columns here now on my
soft keys I've got a set up where I can deselect any of these column titles that I would like
you can see that information is disappearing from the console screen if I want to save this
as a filter I can tap record and I can tap this space on my console screen here you can see I've
got now got a filter that says show all where I have none of these columns deselect it I've
got one that just says show times so I've just got time information net and I've got that new
filter that I've made which just shows from the legend to the fixed overlap and the link
offset if you want to use the Edit times button on soft key a of your console I can
select edit times I can tap a key and I can type in a legend I can select a number I can
even choose a particular halo if I want this is haloed the entire queue list for me which
can be really useful just to highlight it on the console screen thank you for watching in
the next video we will go through tracking and we'll go through tracking shapes as well