Editing Artist Help:Triggers

Triggers are used to step sequential scenes, chases and effects and are produced from a variety of sources.

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|+ Triggers
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| Auto  || independent timer or BPM timer. See Rate and BPM Control.
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| Manual || trigger by manual flag set by System command or QWERTY keyboard 'SHIFT' key. 
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| Manual gate|| manual gated by a System command. Uses independent timer for fade and hold times. 
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| Bass || Triggered by the output of the audio Bass filter.
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| Band 1|| Triggered by the output of the audio Band 1 filter. 
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| Band 2|| Triggered by the output of the audio Band 2 filter.
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| Treble|| Triggered by the output of the audio High filter.
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| Snare   || A combination of Filters to affect a trigger on a snare drum beat. 
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| Signal   || triggered by the Signal trigger 
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| Accent || triggered by the Accent trigger. 
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| Bass Decay  || The trigger snaps in on a bass filter trigger and fades out with the set rate. 
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| Band 1 Decay|| The trigger snaps in on a band 1 filter trigger and fades out with the set rate. 
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| Band 2 Decay|| The trigger snaps in on a band 2 filter trigger and fades out with the set rate. 
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| Treble Decay|| The trigger snaps in on a high filter trigger and fades out with the set rate. 
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| Snare Decay||  The trigger snaps in on a snare filter trigger and fades out with the set rate.
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| Signal Decay ||  The trigger snaps in on a signal filter trigger and fades out with the set rate. 
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| Accent Decay || The trigger snaps in on a accent filter trigger and fades out with the set rate.  
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| Flag 1-32 pulse || when the flag state changes from off to on the trigger fires once. 
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| Flag 1-32 gated|| when the flag state is on the trigger fire repeatedly with the set rate. When the flag state is off the trigger stops.
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=== Manual Triggers ===

Manual trigger as set by System Command or the QWERTY keyboard 'Shift' key.

=== Auto Triggers ===

The auto trigger comes from the Rate and BPM control.

=== Audio Triggers ===

These triggers are produced by the sound input to the PC and are processed by the filters. See Audio Dialog.

=== Flag Triggers ===

These triggers come from the Event Flags and provide a very powerful method of sequencing. These flags can be set by System Commands