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CHAPTER 17:

Advanced Submaster

Operation

Submaster Modes

There are three modes of operation that you can select for any submaster at any

time in the Submaster display.

?? Normal mode

?? Effect mode

?? Inhibitive mode

Normal submasters and their operation are discussed at length in Chapter 7,

Basic Submaster Operation. Effect and Inhibitive submasters are significantly

more complex.

Effect Submaster

An Effect submaster is any submaster with a specific effect number assigned to

it. In an Effect submaster, the effect begins to run when you press the Bump

button or move the submaster fader. The effect always starts over at its first

step each time the Bump button is pressed or the submaster fader is moved

above zero.

BASIC RULE: An effect on a submaster is re-initiated every time

the submaster level moves from zero to a higher level.

Using the Bump button to activate the effect allows the Active and Inactive

levels to read on stage as they appear in the Effect display for the assigned

effect. The submaster fader scales the effect levels. If the Active level of the

effect is set to Full, but the submaster fader is set at 50%, then the Active level

never reads above 50% while the effect is running on the submaster.

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