Timing Masters

There are 50 different timing masters. 

They can have values between 0 seconds and 10 seconds.

Timing masters can be set for playback timings instead of a numeric value. They can also be used for timings in combination with playback commands.

Timing masters can be renamed. This can be done in the Menu → Preference and Timings → Masters. Here, the Label command can be used on the masters to change the name and add an appearance, scribble, and tags.

The following properties can be set to a timing master:

• Timings in sequences: CueIn Fade, CueOut Fade, CueIn Delay, CueOut Delay, Feature Group Fade, and Feature Group Delay
  Read more about using timing masters in sequences in Cue Timing – Timing Masters.
• Playback Timings in Preferences and Timings
  To show and edit these default playback timings, press Menu → Preferences and Timings → Timings.
  Read more about default playback timings in Cue Timing – Playback Timing.

To set a timing master, edit the value of one of these properties and choose a timing master in the calculator.

Calculator Cue Fade with timing masters

To set different timing masters for in and out timings when C****ondensed Timing is enabled in the sequence sheet, type manually into the Cue Fade or Cue Delay calculators. For example, Timing1/Timing2 (no spaces between name and number).

To use a timing master in combination with playback commands, type the timing master instead of a numeric value.

Example: 

	User name[Fixture]>Goto Cue 5 Fade “Timing5”

Timing masters can be assigned to executors. Read more about assigning masters to executors in the Assign Object to an Executor topic.