Johan Allard
Power User
My favourite of the standard labels when using the Scene toggle functions is "Both #" because it displays all information need about both the active state, active toggle state and inactive state. If I have button 1 toggle between Scene 1 and Scene 2, and button 2 selects Scene 3, the mini display on button 1 will display:
Scene 1: Scene [1]2
Scene 2: Scene 1[2]
Scene 3: Scene 1/2
so I can instantly see where I am and where I would be going by pressing on that button. I find Destination name and Destination # confusing and I often end up using custom labels, but with custom labels I can only just set the one label. It would be really nice if in the example above Scene 1 was Verse, Scene 2 was Chorus and Scene 3 Lead, I could have different custom labels depending on the State of the Toggle, so I could set on button 1:
Scene 1: [Ver]Cho
Scene 2: Ver[Cho]
Scene 3: Ver/Cho
This would just like the Scene Both # make it super obvious what pressing button 1 would do in those 3 different states (Primary Active, Secondary Active, Inactive).
Scene 1: Scene [1]2
Scene 2: Scene 1[2]
Scene 3: Scene 1/2
so I can instantly see where I am and where I would be going by pressing on that button. I find Destination name and Destination # confusing and I often end up using custom labels, but with custom labels I can only just set the one label. It would be really nice if in the example above Scene 1 was Verse, Scene 2 was Chorus and Scene 3 Lead, I could have different custom labels depending on the State of the Toggle, so I could set on button 1:
Scene 1: [Ver]Cho
Scene 2: Ver[Cho]
Scene 3: Ver/Cho
This would just like the Scene Both # make it super obvious what pressing button 1 would do in those 3 different states (Primary Active, Secondary Active, Inactive).
