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<blockquote data-quote="Jan Duwe" data-source="post: 117852" data-attributes="member: 2624">Re: X32 Discussion &gt; Cues and ScenesHi Dan,Everything is fine in your understanding of the new show controls, only two small clarifications:2) The status bar would display whatever you have selected as your preferred show control level. In Setup/global chosing Cues, Scenes or Snippets for Show Control changes the status bar display as well as the page that is laoded when pressing View. The status bar numbers for Snippets are light-grey, for Scenes are amber (as in 1.15), and for Cues are blue.9) Shows are loaded from or saved to USB by pressing Utility in the Home (aka Cue List) screen. Scenes are loaded from or saved to USB by pressing Utility in the Scenes screen. Snippets are loaded from or saved to USB by pressing Utility in the Snippets screen.The Snippets are a very powerful alternative to library functions, not only because they can be automated in the cue list, but also because they can contain an arbitrary combination of multiple parameters and channels, depending on your requirements. They can also be launched separately or in a Cue, or fired up from an assignable button.Best,Jan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jan Duwe, post: 117852, member: 2624"] Re: X32 Discussion > Cues and Scenes Hi Dan, Everything is fine in your understanding of the new show controls, only two small clarifications: 2) The status bar would display whatever you have selected as your preferred show control level. In Setup/global chosing Cues, Scenes or Snippets for Show Control changes the status bar display as well as the page that is laoded when pressing View. The status bar numbers for Snippets are light-grey, for Scenes are amber (as in 1.15), and for Cues are blue. 9) [B]Shows[/B] are loaded from or saved to USB by pressing Utility in the Home (aka Cue List) screen. [B]Scenes[/B] are loaded from or saved to USB by pressing Utility in the Scenes screen. [B]Snippets[/B] are loaded from or saved to USB by pressing Utility in the Snippets screen. The Snippets are a very powerful alternative to library functions, not only because they can be automated in the cue list, but also because they can contain an arbitrary combination of multiple parameters and channels, depending on your requirements. They can also be launched separately or in a Cue, or fired up from an assignable button. Best, Jan [/QUOTE]

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