The Master Fader is not recorded into snapshot, but snapshots do take the level into account e.g. they snapshot the DMX coming out of the console at the current level.
@@ChamSysLtd So if I understand right, if I have a recorded scene or 'state' of the QuickQ board, I can turn that on or off, etc. but the master fader will always limit the settings in the context of the master setting. Meaning, if the master is at zero... regardless of the recorded scene or board state (say record via 'all') no effect will be seen. But if the master fader is at 100% then the recorded scene when enabled will present as it was recorded, be each cue fader reflected at the recorded value.
Is there anyway via the API, or the OSC control, any method, where the master can be controlled? I can move the master setting via the phone app right? Or software remote control right? So there must be some way to control the master, then invoke a snapshot as you noted. No? It would be a 2 step process? Set master 100% then invoke the snapshot?
@@ChamSysLtd Is control of the master fader planned via the API/OSC? If not, can I suggest that it should be a planned enhancement? I for one would find this quite useful. Thank you for the taking the time to answer my questions, greatly appreciated.
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Can you also record the state of the master fader?
The Master Fader is not recorded into snapshot, but snapshots do take the level into account e.g. they snapshot the DMX coming out of the console at the current level.
@@ChamSysLtd So if I understand right, if I have a recorded scene or 'state' of the QuickQ board, I can turn that on or off, etc. but the master fader will always limit the settings in the context of the master setting. Meaning, if the master is at zero... regardless of the recorded scene or board state (say record via 'all') no effect will be seen. But if the master fader is at 100% then the recorded scene when enabled will present as it was recorded, be each cue fader reflected at the recorded value.
Is there anyway via the API, or the OSC control, any method, where the master can be controlled? I can move the master setting via the phone app right? Or software remote control right? So there must be some way to control the master, then invoke a snapshot as you noted. No? It would be a 2 step process? Set master 100% then invoke the snapshot?
@@JibunnoKage-cj2kz That's correct. Currently via API / OSC there is no way to control the Grand Master fader.
@@ChamSysLtd Is control of the master fader planned via the API/OSC? If not, can I suggest that it should be a planned enhancement? I for one would find this quite useful. Thank you for the taking the time to answer my questions, greatly appreciated.
This is video 5 and the background music is driving me crazy.
Is it still possible to change the speed of the chase once it is added to the snapshot (new cue)?
is quickq an upgrade from magicq? disregarding the universe numbers