The Lighting Controller

Hello!

Is there by any chance a possibility to have size fader and phase fader in live? - For controlling the size or phase of chase/effect.
It would be nice to have option to add it to single buttons or even better - to have it as master fader.

Cheers!

Please give more details for the purposes of these two faders.

- Size fader - I often come across situation in which I need to make change in size of the effect or movement. In those moments, to go inside a generator and make changes to the effect takes simply to long time, as well as it can be sometimes tricky. I think that it will simplify the whole process since you don't need to think about size while programing, instead it is easier and more accurate to change it during live performance.

- Phase fader - very similar to size fader. Instead of making two generator scenes (one with phase shift, and one regular), it is possible to apply phase shift for every scene made.

I think those faders can save up on time during programing, as well as it makes live performance more flexible and accurate to match the performance on stage.

Thank you for the explaination.
Understood.
Noted.

+1 on the phaze fader

+1 ON THE PHASE FADER, I'm working to find a work around to this..

+1 On the phase/ shift live fader! It would save A LOT of scenes. Having the ability to create a wave of moving heads then change to just an up-down in the live mode, all from one fader is a must have! Having the option to choose what parameter (X/Y, Dimmer, Shutter etc.) to "phase/ shift" would help too. How soon can we make this happen!?

BOTH OF THESE OPTIONS WOULD BE HUGE!! PLEASE TRY TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE IN V9

Also I wish you could make the size or distance between fixtures with the SHIFT % function larger. You can do so with steps but it doesnt make sense that the % can only go so high

Not sure if I understand the size fader.. but YES +1 on the phase fader. That would be cool to have, say, a circle movement happening with all moving heads doing the same thing and then shift them on the fly. That would look cool.