Artist Help:Triggers

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

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

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

The auto trigger comes from the Rate and BPM control.

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

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