Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 - Manual (Page 407)

Kalypso — User Manual 407
Fundamentals Tutorial
11. Observing the program monitor, press Auto Trans . will mix off,
will mix on, and the background will also mix to < Src 1> .
12. You will now change a Keyer transition rate, which is similar to setting
the main transition rate. Press the Master E-MEM subpanel
Trans Rate
button. The Auto Trans and all four Keyer Mix buttons will flash. Press the
flashing Key 1 Mix button, and type 4 , 5 , Enter on the Master E-MEM
subpanel. Its rate is now 45 frames (one and one half seconds).
13. Observing the program monitor, press the Key 1 Mix button. will
mix on the program monitor in 45 frames. The background and other
key is unaffected.
14. Observing the program monitor, press the Key 2 Mix button. will
mix off at the original 7 frames rate. Each keyer’s individual transition
system can have different rates and controls only that keyer.
15. Keys can also be wiped on and off, using the main transition system.
Press only the
Key 1 next transition button and press the Wipe 1 button in
the Transition subpanel. Then observing the program monitor, press
the
Auto Trans button. will wipe onto the background. Note that
the individual keyer transition systems mix and cut, but cannot wipe.
16. Press the Mix button on the PGM PST Transition subpanel, and turn all
the keys off, so only the backgrounds appear on the program and
preview monitors.
17. Learn this effect to register 92. Make sure the Auto Recall button is
illuminated and only the Pgm Pst enable button is on. Then with Bank 9
selected, press:
Learn , 2
Key Borders and Opacity
In this exercise you will create various Borderline effects on a key.
1. Setup the switcher.
• If you just completed the exercise above, go to Step 2 . below.
• If you completed the exercise above previously, make sure the
Auto Recall button in the Master E-MEM subpanel is illuminated and
press Bank 9 , 9 to recall register 99 to clear the system. Then press 2 to
recall the ending point of the last exercise. If this doesn’t return the
system to it’s previous state, the registers were overwritten. Load
the effects from removable media (see
page 382 ) and then recall
them.