Gio - lower the intensity of global fixture in all your cues

Two ways, both with pros and cons:

In Patch>Attributes is Proportion. That's a factor in % that will be used to multiply with the intensity before it's output. If you put 75 for a channel there, this channel will only output at 3/4 of its original intensity. Pro: fast, con: you can not get above the value in that one cue where you need the intensity.

Or, in Blind, Cue Home Thru Enter (to select all cues), Chan 1 At / 75 Enter (the slash is important!). This will multiply the channel's intensity in all selected cues with 75%. Pro: flexible, bit slower.

Two ways, both with pros and cons:

In Patch>Attributes is Proportion. That's a factor in % that will be used to multiply with the intensity before it's output. If you put 75 for a channel there, this channel will only output at 3/4 of its original intensity. Pro: fast, con: you can not get above the value in that one cue where you need the intensity.

Or, in Blind, Cue Home Thru Enter (to select all cues), Chan 1 At / 75 Enter (the slash is important!). This will multiply the channel's intensity in all selected cues with 75%. Pro: flexible, bit slower.

THANK YOU! 

1 more way, a little more flexible:

make an Inhibitive submaster (on a fader or on screen) for only the Robins (all units on 1 sub, or 1 sub for fronts, 1 sub for backs  . . . . . )

Don't edit the patch or the cues: run the show as normal.

but manually pull the sub handle down until it matches the intensity that you want.

Pro: flexible, you can go brighter in a cue if necessary (push sub up)

Con: you can bump the fader up/down by accident, or forget to put it back after a temp adjustment.

Andrew