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# Any Scene Track
The Any Scene Track can hold different independent Scenes, which will be stored directly into the Show without any reference. So every block drawn represents a different scene. To add an Any Scene Track, right-click on the Track area of the timeline and select "New Any Scene Track".
## **Draw Scene EventBlock**
The Any-Scene Track will directly pick the values, marked to store, from the Programmer:
1. Select fixtures you want to create scenes for.
2. Make changes in the Programmer.
3. Draw into the Track with your left mouse button.
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