FX and groups

Maybe this should be in tips and tricks, but how this kind of situation is solved?
I have for example 8 groups, which have different amount of PAR and I want fan offset between groups, not single PARs

0 teerickson - Former HES Forum Member over 18 years ago

That's what I was thinking. It seems like the most logical way to handle that situation to me.
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0 marty postma - Former HES Forum Member over 18 years ago

:beerchug: Thanks for the in depth descriptions Tom!

As usual you covered the topic far better than I did:D

This type of thing is exactly what I was trying to convey in this thread:

forums.highend.com/showthread.php?t=1805

I think they all oughtta look at this!;)
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0 rautasami over 18 years ago

Marty, You created a loop. I can't get out of these forums :)
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0 teerickson - Former HES Forum Member over 18 years ago

No problem, Marty.

Fanning with Grouping and Buddying is amazingly powerful and can truly speed up your programming if you can wrap your brain around everything it can do.

Just don't forget to turn them off when you're done. I can't tell you how many times I've tried to fan something and been surprised by the results because I'd forgotten that I still had Grouping and Buddying turned on.
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