Show Control Event List Display

We do not recommend running with the event list screen open. This is a blind display that does not require any confirmations for changes.

Is there something that you are looking for that you do not get from the playback status display?

Dennis Varian

We program our lights in advance and have the cues fired via midi time code. We use a lot of pre-recorded music which the lights are synced to. While the music playback program is showing the time-code on its computer screen, it would be nice just for reassurance to see the specific times that are displayed on the show control event list executing. We also run dual monitors with the Ion, so we can also see the playback status on the other screen. It seemed puzzling to us to see that on the show control event list display, the first event is highlighted. It just makes you feel like it should scroll and I thought it would be nice if it did.

We program our lights in advance and have the cues fired via midi time code. We use a lot of pre-recorded music which the lights are synced to. While the music playback program is showing the time-code on its computer screen, it would be nice just for reassurance to see the specific times that are displayed on the show control event list executing. We also run dual monitors with the Ion, so we can also see the playback status on the other screen. It seemed puzzling to us to see that on the show control event list display, the first event is highlighted. It just makes you feel like it should scroll and I thought it would be nice if it did.