Relative Fade time per Scene - ADJ 384

pullins0112Member

I'm positive this is a common question, but I've yet to find an answer:
With the ADJ DMX Operator 384, is it possible to set a relative fade time per individual Scene instead of having the physical fade slider override every scene?

Context: I'm sending midi data to the controller from a Logic Pro software instrument.

Thanks in advance

9/8/2311:26 AM

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Jingles8302Admin

The speed and fade faders, are a global type setting, meaning there is no secondary fade time in any chases or anything like that, everything plays at the speed of the fade fader.

9/8/231:25 PM

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