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# A simple cuelist

Lets make a simple master cuelist for all our dimmers.

As we have created a group and a preset, lets use them.

Type `group` `1` `preset` `1` to set all your dimmers at full

You can now type `record` `cuelist` `1` to store this commands as a new cuelist.

After clearing the programmer, you can edit your cuelist in the cuelist view to see what's inside.

You can see that ther is a lot of options in cuelists, everything is explained in the [Cuelists](/blinderkitten/object-types/cuelists.md) pages of this guide.

Let just clck on the GO trigger to start our cuelist and you should see your dimmers at full

By changing the HTP level, the values should change according to level.


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