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Page 188 - 11. Automated playback (script files)

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

otherwise the playback faders will not be recorded.

11.1.2 What is recorded in the script file

The script file records two types of action:

When a playback fader is raised, the script file records

• The playback number, roller segment and roller page number

• The timecode setting when the fader starts to move

• The time taken for the playback fader to move from the trigger

point to full.

When a playback fader is lowered, the script file records

• The playback number

• The timecode setting when the fader starts to move

• The time taken for the playback fader to move from full to the

trigger point.

11.2 Playback

You can play back script files either from script file programming mode

(with the key set to System), or from Run mode. Normally you will test

the script file runs correctly after you’ve programmed it, but then

switch to Run mode to actually use it.

11.2.1 Selecting a script file for testing

The Pearl can play and record script files numbered 1 to 99.

1> If you are not in Script File Programming mode, turn the key to

System and press D [Script file programming].

2> From the script file menu press C [Select script file].

3> Type the script file number on the numeric keypad, or use the up

and down arrows to highlight the script file you want on the

screen.

4> Press Enter.

This will load the script file, but will not run it yet.

• Press F [Next Step] to select the current step in the file. The timer

will change to match the timecode of the step.

• Press ML Menu to make step 1 the active step, and turn off any

playbacks used by the script file.

11.2.2 Testing the script file

It’s easiest to use the internal clock to test the script file, though you

can also restart your external timecode source if you are using one. The

internal clock produces the same type of timecode as the external

(MIDI) timecode.

The display shows the next step to be run with an asterisk (*), and the

live step is shown below the clock as “Live=XX”.

1> Press A [Select timer source]

2> Press D, [Internal timer].

3> If you are simulating an external timecode, type the start time

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