Splitting a cue

Question

I work in film world. I save cues according to the shot/scene. I have control of a few sets. Now if I want to go back to an old scene on set 1, without effecting the newly set lights on set two is that possible? 
 for example light 1 is at 50 percent in cue 1 and light 10 is at 10. now I&rsquo;m on cue 1.12 and light 1 is at 60 and light 10 is at 50 and I want to go back to cue 1 but leave light 10 at 50. 
 
 is that possible? 
 obviously way more lights involved.

Seth Starr · Accepted Answer

You can use [RecallFrom]. 
 So Channel (Set 1 Lights) [1 Thru 9 RecallFrom Cue 1 Enter].

Seth Starr · Answer

Going along with Wuz314159 and ueliriegg ... and your original question: 
 Blind: Cue 1/1 CopyTo CopyTo ( Posts MoveTo) Cue 5/ Enter (I just picked Cue List 5 assuming it wasn't in use.) 
 Blind: Cue 5/1 Thru 5/Last Cue Enter: Channels [Stage 1] CopyTo Cue 1/1 Enter 
 Blind: Cue 5/1 Thru 5/Last Cue Enter: Channels [Stage 2] CopyTo Cue 2/1 Enter 
 
 Now you will have all of Stage 1 on Cue List 1, and all of Stage 2 on Cue List 2. You can now, when safe to do so, GoToCue Out Enter. Then Load your Cue Lists on faders and have discrete control of each Stage like Wuz mentioned. 
 
 Like Ueli mentioned once you have split your cue lists, then I would enable channel filtering using the {Properties} Soft Key: 
 Live: Cue 1/ {Properties-S5} {Chan Filter} [Stage 1 Channels][Enter] 
 Live: Cue 2/ {Properties-S5} {Chan Filter} [Stage 2 Channels][Enter]

Splitting a cue

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