jens

I use MSC from a MA2, and you have to "link" a seq on the light console and a aux timeline on watchout together. IE. on MA2 seq 100 and cue 1, 2 - then on Watchout aux timeline named 100 and cue 1.000, 2.000 And remember to set MSC Cue List: "Map to aux timeline" in File -> Preferences -> Control Hope that helps / Jens

I think we mean the same. And I have explaned it wrong. On the GrandMA2 I have a button named 136, it containers a cue list, with cue 1, 2, 3, 4...18, 19, 20 Then on WO I have an aux timeline named 136, and it have the pause command cues named: 1, 2, 3, 4...18, 19, 20 And it all work fine - but then I have many timelines named ie.: 136, 137, 138, 139....200, 201 It is hard to remember witch is witch, and it would be nice to assign the cue list name an other place ie. in the propperties of the timeline. - does that make sense? After trying the midi monitor You linked to, I can see the WO machine dont receive all the commands, there has to be a delay between them. Regards Jens

Hi I have a show where I use Midi Show Control(MSC) from a GrandMA2 Light Desk. In general it works OK, but when I try to send several MSC commands in a row, 5 commands within 0.5 sec, to 5 different aux timelines, Watchout don't seem to get them all. Can it be that Watchout cant handle commands that close? Is there som way to have a MSC event viewer built in to Watchout, and have a filter so I can filter out some MSC commands.? Another thing is, as it is now, when I uses MSC to control cues in the aux timelines, the timeline have to have the name of the button on the GrandMa2, ie: button 136. Then the aux timeline name have to be 136, that is not the best, then you have many timelines. Is it possible to assign the MSC trigger name somewhere else then by the name, maybe in the properties window (ctrl+j) of the aux timeline? Regards Jens