Submasters [Tab 15]

This display shows a list of all submasters. Submasters can store any parameter data for channels. When storing from Live, Record Only and Record can both be used to determine what contents are stored. You can copy cues, presets, or palettes to a submaster as well.

Submasters can be opened in a standalone tab from the Workspace Layout Menu or by using [Tab] & [1][5].

This display can also be accessed:

Overview

Channels running effects can be loaded onto a submaster. See Effects on Faders.

Submasters can be controlled by faders or by the keypad. Faders can be configured as submasters (see Submaster Properties ) or they can be defined while programming.

You can record up to 1000 submasters.

In Blind, submasters can be created by using the [Thru] [Thru] syntax.

  • [Sub] [1] [Thru] [Thru] [1] [0] [Enter] - will create subs 1 through 10.

When set as a submaster, the bottom buttons beneath the fader can be configured for different functions. See Submaster Fader and Button Configuration.

It is possible to program upfade, dwell, and downfade times in association with the submaster bumps. See Submaster Properties.

Editing Submasters

While in the Submaster list, if you want to edit the contents of the submaster, you can select the submaster and press {Edit}. This changes focus to the Live/ Blind tab and places you into the Blind edit mode for the specified submaster. You may also press [Blind] and select the required submaster from the command line.

Any changes made in this screen are automatically stored. A [Record] or [Update] command is not required.

Blinking LEDs

When a submaster bump LED is blinking, it means that the submaster must be homed due to either changes to its content or to its mode. In either case, reset the submaster by dropping it to zero and the moving it back to the desired position. The LED will also blink when the submaster is in a “Hold” state via bump button timing.

The list view includes a list of all submasters including their labels and all properties. You can navigate within the list by using the [Next] and [Last] buttons or by selecting the desired submaster from the command line.

You can access the submaster list by pressing [Sub] [Sub], [Tab] [1][5] or through the browser (Record Target Lists>Submaster List>[Select]). Either of these commands will open a new tab for the submaster list or if it is already open on a tab, will bring focus to the list.