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Old 05-05-2003
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Question VF-16 fade in/out

The manual for the VF-16 makes a reference to a feature that allows fade in or fade out of the master fader. However , I have been unable to find the documentation for this feature. Has anybody out there found and used this this? If so, please tell me how.
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You might be able to set a scene to fade in or out.......I just do it the old tried and true way by using my hand to slide the fader up or down.

I dont think there's much more to it than that.
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Unhappy It doesnt

Unfortunatly the feature they refer to actually means to fade the master in and out!

I questioned them on this and this unfortunatly is the answer!

Sorry mate.
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