Stop Recorded Macro

I'm not sure using macro's would be the most efficient way of doing a channel check.

I would suggest writing a cue list for your channel check. That way you can stop / start / reverse to your hearts content. Certainly adjusting items like timing between cues (channels) would be a hell of alot easier than any macro edit.

For example:

Cue 1 channel 1
Cue 2 channel 2
Cue 3 channel 3
Ect..
Ect..


Also, if you have moving lights it's much easier to create specific checks for them if there in a cue format.

Good luck.


What kind of macro were you trying to stop? Comment macros or Keystroke macro's?:)

jf

I'm not sure using macro's would be the most efficient way of doing a channel check.

I would suggest writing a cue list for your channel check. That way you can stop / start / reverse to your hearts content. Certainly adjusting items like timing between cues (channels) would be a hell of alot easier than any macro edit.

For example:

Cue 1 channel 1
Cue 2 channel 2
Cue 3 channel 3
Ect..
Ect..


Also, if you have moving lights it's much easier to create specific checks for them if there in a cue format.

Good luck.


What kind of macro were you trying to stop? Comment macros or Keystroke macro's?:)

jf