Cadac SAM - Manual (Page 90)

9-4 Dynamic Cues
Sound Automation Manager Revision SAM2005-2
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While a dynamic mix is being replayed, it is possible to recall a static cue. You can
either choose to go on to the next sequential cue, see
fig 9-4 , or perform a non-
sequential jump to the cue of your choice.
To recall the next static cue while a dynamic mix is being played as part of the current
cue, you simply press PageDn, which will recall the next cue in the cue list. If you
want to recall a cue from somewhere else in the list, press shift + F3 and enter the
number of the cue required in the dialog box displayed.
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If you have two consecutive cues with dynamic mixes attached to them and you want
them to overlap each other, simply press PageDn to go to the next cue. The first
dynamic will continue to play and second dynamic will begin playing immediately,
provided the Auto-start feature is enabled or when you click on the play button in the
toolbar. Pressing F11 will have the same effect 2 .
If the next dynamic is held in a cue, not immediately following the one holding
dynamic A, press Shift + F3 to specify the required cue number.
The bars in the Cue name column indicate the progress of the dynamics.
FIG 9-4. Recalling a static cue while a dynamic mix is being played.
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2. In the instance where a second dynamic is enabled, it is considered to be Dynamic B. Func-
tion keys F10 and F11 provides a second set of Start/Stop and Pause/Continue buttons.
FIG 9-5. Replaying
two overlapping mixes.
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