Atlas Show Control for Spatial
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  • Enable Timecode
  • Allow Timecode to move playhead
  • Timecode Frame Rate
  • Clamp all cues to a valid Timecode
  1. SHOW SETTINGS
  2. Triggers

Timecode

Atlas supports MTC as a method of triggering the cuestack.

PreviousMidiNextd&b Audiotechnik DS100(M) Signal Engine

Last updated 7 months ago

To assign cues to a timecode selection please see:

Enable Timecode

Selecting this option will allow Atlas to be triggered via incoming Midi Timecode.

Atlas supports these timecode standards.

Allow Timecode to move playhead

Selecting this option will allow incoming timecode to progress the playhead within the cue list.

This option can be useful for shows using both operator and musically fired cues. The operator can progress the playhead locally for cues outside of timecode.

Timecode Frame Rate

Select the desired timecode frame rate from the dropdown menu. Common formats are listed in the initial menu; a full list is available on the sub menu.

If opening an existing show file or switching between timecode formats Atlas may display the error: "Malformed Timecode". This error informs the user that the programmed format needs attention in order to preserve the show.

Clamp all cues to a valid Timecode

Selecting this button will clamp all invalid timecode cues to the nearest value for the selected frame rate.

cuelist
Show Settings - Timecode window showing options