Hi all. Thanks for this great product.
Let me explain what I need to do with Sunlite: a music have 2-3 parts (more or less). We may consider 3: verse, bridge and chorus. My question is how to manage to do this and make them grouped.
For instance:
verse - moving heads: blue, static
bridge - moving heads: blue + slow movement
chorus - moving heads: pink + strobe
As I'm discovering Sunlite I saw that there is Easy Step but it will only work time-base(am I wrong?). Is there a way to jump the "Scenes" inside a Easy Step or a Cycle not considering the time. This is for live performance, as so the time can be extended or reduce so I have to change Scenes on the fly. So I would "group" the scenes in a certain order and change it with a mouse click or a key ( or even with bfc2000 that we bought )
If I have 3 scenes, each one for a song, we play 50 songs so I will have 50 * 3 = 150 Scenes. Is there a way to make them reusable. I'm a bit confused about cycles and easy step... I've been reading that section of the manual but I just can figure it out.
Thanks in Advance,
Best regards
Mário Rodrigues - Portugal
Newbie - Easy Step & Scenes
Moderators: simonB, dylan, RichterMC, florent
Re: Newbie - Easy Step & Scenes
Hi Mário
The usual way would be to just create a scene or cycle for each part of each track. Yes the screen can eventually get quite crowded. I advise that you create a compression for each track to group the scenes together and keep everything tidier.
You can skip to the next step within a cycle by selecting the "go" buttons within the cycle window.
These can be linked to the bcf:
1. right click a button within the console editor
2. Select the "New Command" button
3. Navigate to "Cycle" and select "go to next button"
You can also link cycles to MIDI time code.
The usual way would be to just create a scene or cycle for each part of each track. Yes the screen can eventually get quite crowded. I advise that you create a compression for each track to group the scenes together and keep everything tidier.
You can skip to the next step within a cycle by selecting the "go" buttons within the cycle window.
These can be linked to the bcf:
1. right click a button within the console editor
2. Select the "New Command" button
3. Navigate to "Cycle" and select "go to next button"
You can also link cycles to MIDI time code.
Re: Newbie - Easy Step & Scenes
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Mário
Best Regards,
Mário