The cue programming panel allows you to program cue sequences.
A Miranda cue consists of one or more cuesteps with a programmable "wait" and "fade" time. These steps can contain only certain fixtures, or only certain attributes.
The controller is strongly Last Takes Precedence (LTP). So if you turn all the lights red but with intensity at 0, you can have a later cue turn the intensity to full, and the lights will come up red.
Cues can be looping or not. Looping cues will start the first cuestep after the last cuestep finishes. Non-looping cues will only run their cuesteps once (leaving the lights in whatever state they were at the end).
At any time, from anywhere in the app, you can press ⌘S on Mac or Control-S on Windows to save the file.
<aside> 🐡 Be sure to do this often so you don't lose your work!
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If you are used to using a light board, you will find Miranda's cue-recording model to be more streamlined than you're used to. Captured attributes are updated in realtime with no Record or Update buttons.
Click on the "+ ADD CUE" button, it will create an empty cue with no cue steps:
Click on the title of the cue to set its properties:
ID of the cue (cannot be changed)
What to call this cue. Like the fixtures, only the first 20 octets are stored on the controller, but the full text is visible on the website and programmer.
A description of this cue.
Selects whether to make this cue looping (runs continuously) or one-shot (only runs cuesteps once when triggered).
