channel times

I am guessing that the keys are taking the step delay of 47 because the delay for the channel is set to zero (which in time is usually the default).  You said that you made the delay 0.5 did a delay of 0.1 not work?

Take care,

John

I have not tried this, but I would suspect a channel delay of 0.1, with a channel time of 0.1 would work. I suspect the reason your original timings don't work is because a time (or delay) of zero means no time set, not snap, or no channel delay set, not a channel delay of 0 seconds.

Hope this helps (and that I'm correct!)

Richard

so i did a delay time of .1 and it worked.. how come if i dont do a delay time it doesn not go with the ch time??

"Channel Delay = 0" means "No channel delay - use main crossfade timing"

So it will use the delay of the main crossfade, then the specific fade time for that channel.

Within Congo, a "0" for timing always means "Use default value" - it then looks upwards through the chain of settings until it finds a non-zero value, eventually reaching the Default Go Time for In/Out timing, Zero for Delay and Infinite for Wait.