Pourquoi dans "single playback mode" ne pas introduire des onglets pour permettre des exceptions ce qui autoriserait par exemple d'avoir différente lumières sur le défilement d'une musique

Hi,

first sorry i only speak English. I used translator for your question / suggestion. Hope it did it right.

If it is MiX16 Show Cue app we are talking about then this is possible using Siderbar. Tap options icon (circle with three dots in top toolbar) scroll down and select Siderbar. To add cues in siderbar, tap + icon and then tap Add to Siderbar option. When this is on, all cues will be added to siderbar instead of main playlist, until you turn it off.

Regards,
Grega

Hi 

Thank you very much Grega 

But unfortunately I work mainly on "Mix6Pro" and especially in "Single Playback Mode" because it is the most suitable mode for the show that I do, and my problem is that in the course of the show there is music that must have several different states of light. So my solutions were: 

the 1st solution is to go up and down the cursors in "Lightning" with the mouse on a 2nd screen and it's a little dangerous while the music is playing but this is the one I usually do, since it is not possible to use a usb midi peripheral to control "Lighting",... 

the 2nd I tried to use "Lighting master scene" but it doesn't work either, …

the 3rd solution is to switch (on the fly) during the scrolling of the music on "Default playback Mode" to make the different light states succeed And put back at the end (on the fly) "Single Playback Mode" for the rest of the show. 

While it would have been so simple to have small buttons in front of each Cue of the Playlist to allow or not the desired mode "Default playback Mode" or "Single Playback Mode" during scrolling But maybe there is a way that I don't know

A bientôt

Fredo

Hi,

thank you for detailed information.

1. You can use USB MIDI controller to control Lighting (Lighting Scenes). In fact you can use any device or app which can send MIDI messages to control MiX16 PRO. Not just Lighting but also Channels, Playlist, etc. Go to menu Tools > MIDI Editor.

2. It must work, what exactly did you tried? We can talk here, but you can also send an email to info@mix16apps.com with screenshots, short video, ... anything it will help us understand what you are doing and why it is not working in your case.

3. I understand, but point of Single Playback Mode is exacly what it does. I think in your case (of course i don't know your workflow) there are several other ways to achive this:

a.) Cue Commands - go to Playlst Cue Setup window (Add or Edit Cue button) and right-click on Name or Note field: 

A single command can be aplied to each cue. In your case use Stop All Cues where needed.

b.) Channels Playback Mode - change Audio / Video / Image channel Playback Mode setting to Single. So when this channel is played all others will stop. Even if channel is played in Playlist Cue.

Regards,
Grega