When you edit 
the properties of a Memory, you can adjust its Priority which determines
the pecking order of who 'wins' when multiple controls are attempting
to set an attribute. The highest priority is 1. The lowest is 10. The
default priority when you record a Memory is 7.
Priority |
Control |
2 |
Grand Master |
3 |
Memory Master |
4 |
Captured (Control Task) |
7 |
Playlists & default for Memories |
So, if you record a level into a Memory and set its Priority to 1, when the Memory is active, the Grand Master cannot affect it. If a Memory is setting a light using Priority 3, you will not be able to control the light in the Control Task (i.e, you won't be able to capture it). If you match the priority, the last control affecting the attribute will win.