Reference Input Processor

Reference Creates a dynamic referenced copy of the selected input source. The referenced copy will be affected by the source input slot. The referenced input slot can be switched by cuelist data or function keys. A blue outline in the library indicates referenced Processors.   Allowed Source Types Input Slot

 

Reference Input Processors can be used to link multiple input processors together. Connecting Multiple Input Processors

 

Creating a Reference Input Processor

 

1. Navigate to the Library view, button 5, on the default sidebar of the "Compose" workspace.


2. Select the Input Source Tab at the bottom of the window:
   


3. All slots will be blank if you're starting from scratch. To create one, Right-click or hold EDIT and press an empty slot.
   


4. Select Create Input Source...
   


5.  Select Reference under Processor.
   


6. Select the desired Source Type
   


7. Select a source.
   


8. Press OK

 

Editing a Reference Input Processor

1. To edit a Reference Input Processor, right-click on or hold Edit and select an existing Reference Input Processor.
   



2. Select Show Details

   



3. From the menu below, you can change the properties of the Reference Input Processor.
   

 

Table of Controls

 

Control	Description
	Properties Active/Inactive State: Toggles the state of the Input between Active and Inactive. Change Input: Used to select a different source input for this Input. Fixture Selection State: Select the Input as a fixture for making changes using the Channel visualizer (CV) Beats Per Minute: Shows the current detected or operating BPM
	This Selects if the changes should be made to the default properties of the Input or put into the programmer like if editing a fixture. Defaults: Used for changing the default state of the Input Programmer: Used for temporary changes recorded into a cue.
	Gobo Type: Sets source type Folder: Selects the folder the reference source is located in. Slot: Selects the slot the reference source is located in.
	CueLists Shows the CueLists currently using the BPM as timing information.