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Event V3 Operating Manual - Jands

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Creating Memories & Chases<br />

8.92 METHOD 2: Using Assign Flash Buttons<br />

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Diagram 8K<br />

Press the Edit button.<br />

Press the Flash button beneath the Assign fader controlling the item to be<br />

edited.<br />

Use the Preset 1 (top preset) faders to set new levels for the channels you<br />

want to change. To edit a channel this way the fader first has to be moved<br />

to match the existing level of the channel and then moved to the new level.<br />

The simplest way to do this is to move the fader from zero to full and then<br />

to the new level.<br />

TIP:<br />

Finding the Step to edit<br />

If you want to edit a particular Step of the Chase but are not sure of the Step<br />

number there is an easy solution. First bring the Chase up on one of the Assign<br />

Masters, then use the rotary speed control to slow the chase right down until it<br />

stops. Now use the Assign Flash button to single step the Chase to the Step you<br />

want. Finally, press the Edit button followed by the Chase Flash button and the<br />

edit Chase menu will open with the Step you want to edit already selected.<br />

NOTE: As each channel or group of channels is adjusted using either edit method, the<br />

changes are stored temporarily so there is no need to press Record to save each<br />

individual change.<br />

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Press the Record button. The LCD will display the percentage of available<br />

Memory space that has been used and that which remains, and return to the<br />

standard screen after the button is released.<br />

NOTE: Whenever the EDIT CHASE menu is opened the Preset faders are disabled from<br />

outputting to the stage. However, they can be used to set levels for the item being<br />

edited.<br />

50 <strong>Event</strong> <strong>V3</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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