ETC ION Effect release on Cue when using a Sub.

Hi,

are you looking for Attribute for Sub´s?
you can try up-hold-down time.
interessting for effects on subs is htp and ltp.

klick 2x sub. there is the tab for submaster.

also you can try the sub-mod EffectSub.

hope that helps and my english is ok ?!? (-:

Hi Blackmoon,

thanks for your reply, but that's not exactly what I mean.

The items you describe are all things I know. And, the're nice to experiment with.

Your english is okay, no problem, my english can be a bit confusing to because I'm Dutch.

What I mean is that an Effect is running in a Cue, (activatde by that Cue).

But when I use a Sub with automated fitxtures that are the same as the ones in that Cue, the Effect in or activatd by the Cue is released.

Only when I reload the Cue the Effect is activated again.

Hi Blackmoon,

thanks for your reply, but that's not exactly what I mean.

The items you describe are all things I know. And, the're nice to experiment with.

Your english is okay, no problem, my english can be a bit confusing to because I'm Dutch.

What I mean is that an Effect is running in a Cue, (activatde by that Cue).

But when I use a Sub with automated fitxtures that are the same as the ones in that Cue, the Effect in or activatd by the Cue is released.

Only when I reload the Cue the Effect is activated again.

What attributes is the strobe using?

If you record in the sub the effect running on just the attributes needed, then that might solve the problem?

That's true, when I only use the strobe, there is no conflict, because other parameters continue without problems.

The problem is, I made an color effect in the Cue.

I've made the strobe in the Sub, and I also programmed the colors to go to White in this Sub. (for more impact on the strobe)

No problem there. When I activate or flash the Sub al goes according to plan.

But when I relaese the Sub, al parameters I used in the Sub, release the effect they run earlier.

How did you activate that Sub? Is it working?

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