Transferring memories...to memories?

[sp]

I know it's possible to transfer memories to submasters, so that any changes to the memory change all the submasters.

 

But, is it possible to do this from memory to memory?

 

My reason for asking is I've got a show coming up with many small plays. I'm receiving cue sheets, most of which just need 'basic cover' and a couple of variations.

 

I can't rig for a couple of weeks though, so can I program all my cues in any way, but link them to say, memories 1 and 2.

 

So when I do rig, I can just program memories 1 and 2 as I like, and all the cues will adjust accordingly.

 

I don't think this is possible but maybe I'm wrong...

Not in time for my show obviously, but could it be implemented easily, like transfer to sub, but transfer to memory?

 

sp

[ice]

You're right twice!

 

1: It's not possible (at least not that I know of)

2: It's a damn cool feature! I've got a "pauze" scene I use in between sets or festival changes etc. If I want to change something there I'd have to change it, and then copy it again to every place it occurs. Such a link function would be great. I solved it in a different way though: using the jump to jump back to the same memory after the last song of the setlist. But I don't think that's a solution for your problem.

[K-Nine]

If it's a relatively simple scene, why not program it directly onto a submaster and use that each time it is required ?

[Laubfrosch]

What about programming your memories with palettes only.

 

Now you can copy your memories wherever you want.

 

For some change which belong the whole show you only need to edit your palettes and everything is fine.

 

 

cheers

 

Sven

[sp]

Yeah I may well end up using the scenes on submasters instead.

 

I'd love to use pallettes but I didn't realise they could be used with HTP values.

 

Can they? If so, how?

 

sp

[Haytech]

I'd love to use pallettes but I didn't realise they could be used with HTP values.

Hi,

pallettes refer to the LTP values color,beamshape,position to any kind of fixture. There is a way to use pallettes on generic lighting but it isn´t advisable as you can´t correct LTP values by rising or lowering any fader.

 

You can still insert a copy of your memory. And if your scenes 1 and 2 are already programmed, then copy your pause scene to memory 1.1

 

regards

 

Sebastian

[Pipo]

Another question, you copy memorie 1.6 to 2.5, later that day you change 1.6. Will memorie 2.5 be affected or doesn't it use 1.6 as a reference?

[K-Nine]

When you copy a memory from one location to another you simply get a copy of the memory data - there is no link or reference maintained internally between the source and destination memories.

[sp]

When you copy a memory from one location to another you simply get a copy of the memory data - there is no link or reference maintained internally between the source and destination memories.

 

That's my point, is there any chance in the future of being able to 'transfer' from one cue to another?

 

sp