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Up and Running with QLab 6
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IntroductionLecture1.102 min
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Macs – These are a few of my favorite thingsLecture1.202 min
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What is QLab?Lecture1.301 min
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The Welcome ScreenLecture1.402 min
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Basic TourLecture1.503 min
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Quiz – Up and Running with QLabQuiz1.14 questions
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Working with Workspaces 14
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IntroLecture2.101 min
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Saving and Opening WorkspacesLecture2.201 min
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Bundling a WorkspaceLecture2.302 min
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Opening a file from somewhere elseLecture2.4
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Broken CuesLecture2.5
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Simple playback in Show ModeLecture2.603 min
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Rehearsal playback in Edit ModeLecture2.704 min
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Multiple Cue ListsLecture2.802 min
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Cue CartsLecture2.902 min
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Cue Numbers, Names, and NotesLecture2.1003 min
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Cue ColorsLecture2.1101 min
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Cue FlagsLecture2.1201 min
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LicensesLecture2.1303 min
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Quiz – Working with WorkspacesQuiz2.110 questions
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Simple Sound Effects 5
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IntroductionLecture3.102 min
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Adding an Audio CueLecture3.203 min
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Editing the TargetLecture3.301 min
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Adjusting Audio LevelsLecture3.402 min
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Challenge – Music Playback for an EventLecture3.503 min
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Fading Sound Effects 13
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IntroductionLecture4.101 min
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Fading In an Audio CueLecture4.203 min
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Fading Out an Audio CueLecture4.301 min
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Stop Target When DoneLecture4.402 min
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Fading Up or Down an Audio CueLecture4.502 min
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Relative Fades vs Absolute FadesLecture4.602 min
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Adjusting Fade DurationLecture4.701 min
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Fade CurvesLecture4.802 min
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Fade EnvelopesLecture4.902 min
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Autofollows and AutocontinuesLecture4.1002 min
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Prewaits and PostwaitsLecture4.1102 min
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Cue ActionsLecture4.1202 min
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Challenge – Create a Dance PlaylistLecture4.13
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Creating a Soundscape 10
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IntroductionLecture5.101 min
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Group CuesLecture5.202 min
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Creating Cue Sequences with “Enter Into” GroupsLecture5.301 min
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Creating Cue Sequences with “Go To Next” GroupsLecture5.401 min
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Creating Cue Sequences with “Start All” GroupsLecture5.502 min
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Playing a Random Sound Effect with Group CuesLecture5.602 min
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Adjusting Start Times and End TimesLecture5.702 min
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Looping CuesLecture5.803 min
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Building Complex Soundscapes with Group CuesLecture5.905 min
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Challenge – Create a StormLecture5.1030 min
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Intermediate Sound Effects 12
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IntroductionLecture6.101 min
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Audio Output PatchLecture6.202 min
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Audio Matrix (Outputs)Lecture6.302 min
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Audio Matrix (Inputs)Lecture6.402 min
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Audio Matrix (Crosspoints)Lecture6.503 min
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Fading ChannelsLecture6.601 min
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Ganging FadersLecture6.702 min
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Audio Level ExtrasLecture6.802 min
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Audio EffectsLecture6.902 min
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Rate and PitchLecture6.1002 min
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Fading EffectsLecture6.1102 min
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Challenge – Motorcycle Drive-byLecture6.12
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Advanced Sound Effects 9
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IntroductionLecture7.1
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Audio TrimLecture7.2
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Audio SlicesLecture7.3
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Advanced Looping (Intro)Lecture7.4
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Advanced Looping (Audio Slices)Lecture7.5
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Advanced Looping (Devamp)Lecture7.6
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Load CuesLecture7.7
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Start, Stop, and Pause CuesLecture7.8
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Challenge – Create a Musical VampLecture7.9
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Audio Devices 10
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IntroductionLecture8.1
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System PreferencesLecture8.201 min
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PatchingLecture8.301 min
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Volume LimitsLecture8.401 min
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Editing an Output PatchLecture8.502 min
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Cue OutputsLecture8.602 min
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Device RoutingLecture8.701 min
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Device OutputsLecture8.801 min
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Editing an Input PatchLecture8.9
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Challenge – Reroute Your HardwareLecture8.10
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Microphone Cues 5
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IntroductionLecture9.1
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Adding a Microphone CueLecture9.2
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Fading a Microphone CueLecture9.3
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Adding EffectsLecture9.4
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Challenge – Rally Stage MicrophoneLecture9.5
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What Next? 2
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Sound Design is an ArtLecture10.1
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Other Useful CoursesLecture10.2
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Creating Cue Sequences with “Go To Next” Groups
The cues within a group can still behave normally, with pre-waits, post-waits, and continue modes. Occasionally a group cue might hold a cue sequence. Here for example we have an audio cue set to auto-continue followed by a fade up cue, then a fade down cue. When I hit GO, I don’t want to enter into the group, I want to get ready for the next cue and let this one advance automatically.
This would be a moment to use the second group mode, “Start first child and go to next cue” or as I like to call it a “Go To Next” group.
When I hit go, the contents within will happen (or not happen if they’re set to be in that type of cue sequence), and the playhead will move to the first cue after this group.
Assignment
Try creating a cue sequence with an audio cue, an establishing fade up cue, and a quieter fade down cue.
Were You Listening?
What happens in a “Go to Next” group?
Answer
The contents within the group will happen and the playhead will move to the first cue after the group.