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you have to do that as steps (easy step tab in scene edit window) in the switch it self. The scene fade toolbar does not apply to switches. Make sense? Let me know. Sincerely, James D. Keeley Elation Professional Compu Live/Show/Art 1024/Emulation Tech Support.
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You should check out my video on you tube. Look for switches video. Www.YouTube.com/compulivetechJames D. Keeley Elation Professional Compu Live/Show/Art 1024/Emulation Tech Support.
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your channels have to be linked to the easy step output. and make sure you have a fade and hold time. Post a snap show of your switch edit window on the easy step tab and i bet i can tell what is missing or wrong. sorry for the delay i was out of town for the mobile beat show in Vegas with American DJ. Sincerely, James D. Keeley Elation Professional Compu Live/Show/Art 1024/Emulation Tech Support.
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butters man i forgot all about this post. but what EBAC said is correct. you are not adding a step in the switch edit window. If you need help doing so please let me know. Sincerely, James D. Keeley Elation Professional Compu Live/Show/Art 1024/Emulation Tech Support.
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Yes bringing the color channel to 0 value would bring it to white. Explain to me what you are trying to do again. James D. Keeley Elation Professional Compu Live/Show/Art 1024/Emulation Tech Support.
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