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14. Submaster List
The Submaster List is the point of information for all settings regarding data stored in faders. Remember that a fader
can be a submaster, playback or effect and all of its info can be seen and edited from the Submaster List.
Pressing [F2-Sub] will open up the Sub List on the color screen.
Note: Helpful Hint: No matter which option is chosen from here, this (Figure 57) is the only screen from which you
can exit the Submaster List and get back to the Main Screen.
The list will display everything you need to know about what is stored in the submasters. Let's discuss the columns of
information in the main window on the color screen.
• The No. column displays the sub page in the first set of numbers (01-) while the fader number is the second set of
numbers (-01).
• The Step column displays how many steps are stored. S is for Submaster.
• Up displays the up time. This is often referred to as the "in" time.
• Dw displays the down time. This is often referred to as the "out" time.
• In the example above, Fader 1 is stored as a submaster as is fader 2. However, fader 7 has an effect stored on it
with 2 steps. Purple text let's you know it's an effect. Fader 12 is stored as a playback with 3 steps. Blue text let's
you know it's a playback.
• (S1 - Edit Time) will allow the editing of the submaster's parameters.
• For (S6-Delete Sub All), (S7-Delete Sub Page) and (S8-Delete Sub One), see
more information.
• (S9-Step List): will display a list of all steps stored in a submaster effect or playback.
Editing a Submaster
Once a fader is stored as a submaster, it can be edited without the need to recreate the look onstage and rerecord.
Here is a description of the S keys and their functions.
Figure 57: Sub List Screen
Operation Guide
"Submaster Options" on page 31
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