If I have effect 1, effect 2, and effect 3 running on group 10, how can I just stop effect 2?
If I have effect 1, effect 2, and effect 3 running on group 10, how can I just stop effect 2?
Mike A is right.
One could argue, that the syntax for stopping effects is quite inconsistent.
These are the use-cases I found for [StopEffect], aside from stopping all running effects at once:
[StopEffect] + [#]
It is also possible to stop an effect from affecting specific Parameters/Parameter-Categories:
[StopEffect] + [#] + [Parameter/Category]
[Channel/Group] + [StopEffect]
Mike A is right.
One could argue, that the syntax for stopping effects is quite inconsistent.
These are the use-cases I found for [StopEffect], aside from stopping all running effects at once:
[StopEffect] + [#]
It is also possible to stop an effect from affecting specific Parameters/Parameter-Categories:
[StopEffect] + [#] + [Parameter/Category]
[Channel/Group] + [StopEffect]
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