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MVS 6530 frame Memory

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kayak
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I have a problem. In frame memory 8 I have a loop in play all the program. In the others FM, I am changing whith the snapshots whith User 4. In user 4 I delegate in FM 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Then when I make a snapshot whith still in FM 1,3,4,5 I save the snapshot whith user 4 turning it on. I recall the snapshot and it recall all FM, FM 8 inclusive and it appear stopped. How can I do for insert a "hold" in the FM 8 only?

Thank you very much

 

hosko
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Its a real good idea to have a good think about how you want to split up the users before you start building a show. Will you need the CCR's or the colour backgrounds during a show? Are you Aux's in distinct groups you would like to recall en-masse? Getting this correct from the beginning is a very good idea as its a pain in the butt to change them later because you have redo a lot of your work. 

For instance I prefer to only use a user snapshot to setup the Aux's on the mixer at the start of a show, any other changes during a show I like to be more surgical with macros recalling xpt changes. This means every Aux can be in one User. However I like independent snapshots of the two CCR's so they are generally user 5&6 on my setups.

 

hosko
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You can't do snapshot holds for user groups. A better setup would be to split up the Frame mems across multiple user groups. Personally I always run FM1&2 on user 1, FM3&4 user 2, FM5&6 on user 3 and FM7&8 on user 4. This gives you granular control of recalling frame mems.

kayak
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Hosko,

Thank you very much for your help. It is a good idea. I will do it so.

Best regards,

Bob Ennis
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Hosko's suggestion is definately the preferred way of separating out the FM recalls, and it works very very well.  If, however you are using FM 8 to do nothing but play back a loop that you are never going to touch throughout your program, another option might be to use a Macro to recall/play the clip.  You can de-assign the FM from any of the user levels, and it thus won't be affected by any recalls. This also has the advantage of freeing up a User Level.

I used this technique on a show called Hollywood Squares many years ago - I had 6 Frame Memory Loops that continuously played into various monitors on stage throughout the show.  I used one Macro as part of my start-of-show set-up Snapshot - this Macro called up and played all 6 clips in a loop.  Thus, I never had to worry about an errant Still/Clip recall during the show, and I only needed one User Level to access my remaining 2 FM channels.

Bob Ennis

kayak
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Thank you very much to both, Bob Enis and Hosko