Fading pallettes in LIVE.

Yes. In Setup->Desk Settings->Manual Control there is an area called Manual Time. You can set different times for Int Up/Int Down/Focus/Color/Beam.

Hope that helps. 

-M

From the command line, you can use the syntax {chans} [Sneak] {CP} [Enter]. This also works with the direct selects, in which case there is no need for [Enter].

For example [3][1] [Thru] [4][0] [Sneak] {DS-Red}

Hope that helps-

-luke-

what if i want to change color and position in different times on same execute? 

the command line only allows for manual control of one attribute at a time.

It sounds like you're using the desk for busking type scenarios. The command line isn't really intended for this type of use, rather for programming purposes. In this case I think you'd be better off recording a series of subs and using these to move between palettes of varying types.

There are a whole host of options for subs which might be useful to you such as I-Master and timings etc.

Cheers

Dan

It helps to have a touch screen with direct selects open with color palettes.

I use a DS tab with Groups (for the fixtures), Colors, Focus and Beam all as 4 - 2x10's.

Thus I can select the group All Fix, then Sneak, and any desired CP.  I keep my Sneak time set at  1.5 seconds, but you can also do a "Group, Sneak, 5 (it'll know it's time) then the CP, (or beam, or focus).

SB

Thanks for all the awesome replies exactly what I was looking for!

  I use live colour palette - sneak - time alot - I've found it really useful to have the same colour recorded as a palette in 2 different ways - both as its hue/saturation value and as its method of mixing (cmy, rgb or whatever) by using the colour format button.  Hue/saturation sneaks seem to go around the outside of the colour wheel, while cmy/rgb mixing seems to go through the centre - if you need to live mix from say a yellow to a blue, cmy/rgb goes through white, while h/s goes through St Patricks day - nice to have a choice on how to get there!