it has some kind of banking scheme that should let you re-use sliders for different banks.
Unfortunately the Bank Button does not send a midi signal, so within QLC you never know which of the 4 possible scenes is active.
That's why i would not use it (to avoid confusion make sure that scene1 , 2 , 3 and 4 all are the same, by copying scene1 to 2, 3 and 4. That way, if you press the Bank button by mistake, you will not get "unwanted surprises").
There is a better way to reuse sliders and buttons: you can
use a multi page frame.
You can use the "Freely assignable buttons" (the two buttons on the bottom row, next to Bank) as
Next and
Previous to scroll through the pages of your multi page Frame.
As within QLC only the page that is "On Top" is active, you can (just as an example) assign slider 1 and 2 of your controller on Page 1 to control the levels of Spot1 and Spot2, while on Page2 you use
the same sliders to adjust Pan and Tilt of a Moving Head and on Page3 you use them to dynamically control the Time of your Speed Dials.
A few tips:
- on every page you (again) have to set up the fader as External Control (in the properties you will see that QLC will use names like Slider1 (Page1), Slider2 (Page2) for the connection).
- use the "catch up with the external controller input value" option.
- to avoid confusion put a Label with Big Characters on top of each page: "Page 1 - Spot Levels", "Page 2 - Pan & Tilt", "Page 3 - Speed". You could also use different Back Ground colors for Each page.
- for a Speed Dial, on the Input Tab, you can also use a slider as external control and you can set the range on which it should work.
A QLC Workspace is like a Bob Ross painting: "it's your world, you can create whatever you want!"
