ISIS® Software for PHOENIX XT and MENTOR

EffectsType 8Type 9Type 10Type 11Type 12Type 13Type 14Type 15Type 16Type 17Type 18Type 19Type 20Build effect ,“VU meter” – treble responseAs type 6, but responding to treble frequencies.Build effect ,“VU meter” – full range responseAs type 6 but responding to the average audio input.Wipe effectStarts like a build, progressively adding all the channels, but whenthey are all on, it progressively subtracts them again.Turning groupStarts with one channel, adds the second, then adds the third butsimultaneously removes the first. When the fourth is added, thesecond is subtracted, etc.Waving groupSimilar to a turning group, except that the channel intensitiesincrease progressively with each step. The fade type is set tocrossfade, and a wave effect is created.Audio waveAs type 12, but the step changes with the audio input.Individual flickering AA random flicker effect, where each channel is independent of all theothers and can have any intensity.Individual flickering BAs type 14, but utilising a second random generator.Individual random triggeringA random effect, but channel levels are either off or full.Global flickeringAnother flicker generator, but all the channels in the list have thesame intensity at any one time.Flash effectA lightning simulator. All channels have the same intensity at anyone time.Fire effect AA fire simulator. The channels are subjected to global flickering toemulate a typical fire flicker.Fire effect BAs type 19 but utilising a second random generator.15.5 Recording EffectsWhen an effect has been created, if should be recorded if it is to be regularly replayed. Once an effecthas been recorded, it can be loaded into any other submaster field. Recorded effects can also beincluded in submaster banks.Page:330Issue 1.01www.adblighting.com