Is this possible?

As far as I know at the moment, any given attribute can only have one effect running on it at a time - so I can't think of any way of having 2 separate intensity effects running on the same set of channels at the same time.

However you could replicate the effect using link-loop cue lists running on faders. Once 1.4 was released the way I would do this would be as follows:

- Create 2 link-loop cue lists with just the intensity of the channels you're chasing.

- Set the attributes of each cue list to HTP and I-Master

- Set both cue lists running on separate playbacks, and use the faders to control the contribution to the output from each cue-list. So you could have the 'forwards' or 'backwards' direction, or a combination of the both.

I tried this with 5 channels and it works OK - it was quite tedious to punch in the cue lists, but it only took a couple of minutes. Bear in mind that once the cues are recorded, setting or updating the channel up/down times and follow times for all cues can be done very quickly on a single command line, e.g. [Cue] [4][/][1] [Thru] [5] [Time][1][Time][3][Follow][3][Enter].

David, thanks for the suggestion.  Brent, at the moment, a parameter can only have one effect placed on it at a time.  However, we realize the importance of this and are planning to address it in 1.5 (fall release).

Anne 

David, thanks for the suggestion.  Brent, at the moment, a parameter can only have one effect placed on it at a time.  However, we realize the importance of this and are planning to address it in 1.5 (fall release).

Anne