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135 PRO X User Manual
Item Control Parameter option
1 Fader Fader
2 pan control knob Pan
3
mono level/SIS image/[fb pan]
control knob
image/front back
4 front control knob Front Div
5 back control knob Rear Div
6 front to back control knob Rear Div
7 centre level control knob Centre
8 LFE level control knob Sub
9 MUTE switch Mute
Using a crossfade mute
The Mute option of the Parameters list lets you initiate a mute at the end of
a crossfade down operation. For example, if you set a crossfade of two seconds,
the mute will turn on after this time has expired (provided it was o). If the
crossfade is a ‘crossfade up’, the mute will turn o during the crossfade up time
(provided it was on).
Crossfade set up section in the Edit
Event window
The crossfade set up section (bottom of the Edit Event window) is where you
set up how the crossfade operates. Here you can set up the duration of the
crossfade and the rate at which it occurs. You can congure two crossfade rates
per crossfade or keep its rate constant throughout.
Time
Control up travel
Control down travel
1
2
3
54 6
Figure 26: Crossfade set up section
Item Element Function
1 % of Travel number eld Sets the initial travel distance of the control as a percentage of the total distance of travel.
2 % of Time number eld Sets the time for the initial travel of the control as a percentage of the overall time.
3 Faders Down eld
Sets the time taken for the total travel (milliseconds) of the control for a ‘fader down’ (or whichever
control is used) crossfade event. For the Faders Up eld, this sets the time taken for the total travel
(milliseconds) of the control for a ‘fader up’ crossfade event.
4 Faders down section For setting the crossfade down parameters.
5 Faders up section For setting the crossfade up parameters.
6 Graph Up/down crossfade graph.
>> To quickly adjust the time and travel of the faders
up/down
You can quickly adjust the % of Time and % of Travel parameters by dragging
the graph. Click anywhere on the line of the graph in the Edit Event window
and drag to where the parameters are as desired. Clicking while pressing the left
button adjusts the up travel, and doing the same with the right button adjusts
the down travel.
>> To create a crossfade event
1. Open the Edit Event window.
2. If you want to disable this event, select the Disable Event option.
3. In the When... section, select the parameters that will trigger the event.
4. If you want to incorporate a time oset delay between the event being
triggered and the start of the event, set a time in the Time Oset section.
5. In the Then do this... drop-down list, select the X-Fade Event option.
6. Do one of the following:
• Select a crossfade group from the Crossfade Group drop-down list.
• Create a new crossfade group. Click the Crossfade Group Edit button
to open the Crossfade Groups screen and then follow the instructions
in “Crossfade groups”.
7. In the Parameters section, select the level control on which you want the
crossfade event to occur (see “Programming events”). For example, a fader.
8. In the crossfade set up section (see Figure 26 “Crossfade set up section”),
set up the crossfade parameters, such as time, % of travel etc.
9. Click CLOSE.
To set up a crossfade to have a constant rate across its full travel, set both the
% of Time and % of Travel elds to 50%.