Record your first cue with size at 0. Record your second cue with size at whatever level you need it to be. Set your fader as crossfade. When you cross fade from cue 1 to cue 2 you size is increasing accordingly. If you need to change your speed, press the choose button of your master and spin the encoder to the rate you need! This way you're controlling size and rate independently. Hope this helps!
With IPCB fader you have size and rate together. The higher the fader the faster and the bigger the effect. I always prefer having size and rate separated!
[QUOTE=bellons;50612]With IPCB fader you have size and rate together. The higher the fader the faster and the bigger the effect. I always prefer having size and rate separated!
i always do it like this for pan/tilt efx recording just effect without any base values... and it works perfect. changing the size with the fader and the speed by press and hold the choose-button
