In playback mode, it is possible to write a scene to given fader. It would be extremely convenient to be able to enable a button mode that permits the button under the fader to initiate the playback (or playback sequence). Right now Flash, Solo, Solo...

I'd like a way to copy non-intensity parameters from one channel to another. Saving as chips seems to store discrete values, so that doesn't seem to be a solution. One solution might be to have an eyedropper tool that works with the layout view. In...

Make the initial value for Depth zero, so you can bring in an effect live subtly.

Hi, I haven't found a way to save a playback memory in blind mode... it could be really useful sometimes. Thank you

ColorSource has Clear->Channels to sneak out all manually set channels (over the duration of the Clear Time setting), allowing playbacks/cues to resume control. I don't always want to clear all of the manual channels. Could something the lines of Clear...

Hello, I checked the latest fixture library and found other Elationa KL series fixtures, but not the KL Profile FC KLP412. Furthermore, I was not able to find a profile for another fixture with the same addresses using an online fixture finder. So we...

Many mistakes I make are due to unintentional fixture selection. Can the selection outline on the stage map flash or scintillate like photoshop? It might also help when recording using ‘Include’ to use a red flashing outline to show which fixtures will...

Have an option to playback a sequence through movement of its fader. Divide the fader travel by the number of steps and initiate each step when the increment of travel is passed.

An option to use a playback bump button to initialise non-intensity parameters before raising its fader. A bit like the toy can do but using physical controls and applicable to all the playback faders

Have had several console installs and set-ups where we've needed to patch 12 or more channels to an independent for things like relay power from an IQ panel. It would be great if there were a quicker way to do that than having to individually patch each...