Masters

Masters are physical representations of various timing and level overrides that exist in the software.

Masters can be assigned to fader executors or any of the special executors in the Master section, Custom section, or the Grand Master.

They can all be assigned using the Assign Menu. Tap Object in the top-left corner, then Master at the top of the menu to reveal a tree structure separated into the four groups of Masters.

They can also be assigned and adjusted using the Master keyword.

For more information on assigning objects to executors, see the Assign Object to an Executor topic.

Quick access to all of the selected masters and grand masters is available in the master controls menu. For more information on this menu, see the Master Controls topic.

Masters have a limited selection of functions available as key assignments.

Please read about the available masters in the following subtopics.

Master Modes

Masters have a mode that defines how they operate.

There are three available modes:

• Toggle:
  Switch the master On or Off. The fader value of the master can always be changed and affects the output when the master is On. The indicator colors are gray (Off) and green (On).
• AlwaysOn:
  The master is always On and cannot be switched Off. The fader value of the master can always be changed and affects the output. The indicator color for AlwaysOn is white.
• Disabled:
  The master is switched Off and its fader value internally uses its default value. For example, the grand master uses 100% and the program time uses 0s. The indicator color for Disabled is red.

The modes of all masters can be changed in Menu - Preferences and Timings - Masters.

This menu displays the masters separated by their type and their membership in the show file.

Masters can have a global membership which means that these masters are controlled by all users of the show file. Masters with a user membership are located within the user profile which means that every user profile has its own individual set of these masters.

Changing one of these masters does not affect the same master in a different user profile.

The section of masters that are controlled by the user profile displays the name of the user behind their type, for example, Selected (Admin) for the masters that control the selected sequence of the Admin user.

Masters of the global membership display (Global) behind their type, for example Playback (Global).

The mode can be changed by tapping the current mode of the master. This toggles through the three modes.

This menu also shows the current value of each master.