How to create a STOP button for all?
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How to create a STOP button for all?
This might be a stupid question but if I have a move effect on my heads, a color effect going and beam effect going - how can I create a preset that will stop everything? Much like the BEAM effect preset that comes with 2.0?
Re: How to create a STOP button for all?
the SPEED button has a selectable "Preference" called FREEZE ...
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Re: How to create a STOP button for all?
I would like this as well.
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Re: How to create a STOP button for all?
Maybe your question isn't being fully understood? I don't quite 100% get what you mean, could you provide another example? And which Beam effect i 2.0 are you referring to that stops things?
Also, why does it have to be a preset that does the stopping?
I ask these questions because I think I may asked this same question a few days ago: viewtopic.php?t=1145 -- My hope was to be able to have a preset going, with flowing effects, fading colors, etc.... Like a typical preset.... But then with another preset, make it so that the loops come to a stop at the end of their animations. So a twinkle effect going a full 150bpm, then you activate the "stop" preset, then that twinkle effect for example would gradually slow down until it stops and doesn't do anything else until you change presets again.
I can see this being exceptionally useful for a part right before the drop or chorus. The buildup is accumulating, then the animations fade into a stop over like 0.5s or 1s. Then BOOM, you trigger the drop or chorus preset. If that isn't what you mean, then my bad lol. I think I understand you but maybe not?
Also, why does it have to be a preset that does the stopping?
I ask these questions because I think I may asked this same question a few days ago: viewtopic.php?t=1145 -- My hope was to be able to have a preset going, with flowing effects, fading colors, etc.... Like a typical preset.... But then with another preset, make it so that the loops come to a stop at the end of their animations. So a twinkle effect going a full 150bpm, then you activate the "stop" preset, then that twinkle effect for example would gradually slow down until it stops and doesn't do anything else until you change presets again.
I can see this being exceptionally useful for a part right before the drop or chorus. The buildup is accumulating, then the animations fade into a stop over like 0.5s or 1s. Then BOOM, you trigger the drop or chorus preset. If that isn't what you mean, then my bad lol. I think I understand you but maybe not?