Grass Valley Kayenne v.3.0 - Manual (Page 362)

362 KAYENNE — User Manual
Section 3 — System Operation
4. On the Master E-MEM Module, press Learn . The R-MEM setting in the
menu will be updated to the header area of that E-MEM effect register.
Keyframes existing in the effect will remain unchanged. The
corresponding R-MEM register in the menu will also be updated.
Loading R-MEM Registers
Like E-MEM registers, loading an R-MEM register from disk does not affect
the current work buffer. If an effect is loaded in the work buffer and that
register number containing different settings is loaded from disk, the reg-
ister will need to be recalled before any changes in state occur.
Empty R-MEM Keyframes
If the R-MEM enable button is on when keyframes on other levels are
inserted into the effect, R-MEM keyframes containing effectively no data
will also be added to the effect and appear on the Timeline menu. These
keyframes are only system artifacts and do not influence the running of the
effect.
ME Split Mode Operation
Introduction
Split Mode allows the operator to divide a Kayenne system ME into two
partitions (Primary and Secondary) by enabling Split Mode on that ME.
Each Split Mode ME partition can be assigned resources (keyers and wipe
generators) of that ME. Each partition can be setup and controlled from the
Control Panel using the
Pri and Sec delegation buttons, and each partition
has its own E-MEM sub-level, permitting precise independent control of
ME partition effects. A powerful aspect of Split Mode is control of the par-
titioning resides in the E-MEM system itself. It is possible to create ME par-
titions when needed with an effect recall, and then quickly return the MEs
to full functionality with another effect recall. The Split Mode feature also
provides Preview outputs for each partition
Putting MEs in Split Mode essentially gives the operator more MEs (up to
eight on a 4-ME Kayenne system), each with less functionality. This can be
useful for some styles of production. In fast paced programs an operator
may dedicate an ME to a simple task for the duration of the show and never
change it. Split Mode provides a way to use some resources of an ME for
these set-and-forget requirements, and allow the operator to use the
remaining resources of the ME for other purposes.