Logic:Environment Object-Fader Object

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A normal Fader Object outputs data values when moved for manipulation or control of objects.

Contents 1 Fader Object 1.1 Create a Fader Object 1.2 Fader Object Parameters 1.3 List of Fader Objects

Fader Object

Create a Fader Object

To create a new Fader Object, from the Environment Window: New>Fader>Auto

	100 (Fader)	> ¤

Fader Object Parameters

This will create a normal Fader Object with an "Auto Style" or what could be thought of as a "generic fader." When selected, the Parameter Box on the left will look like this:

∇ (Fader)					---The name of the fader (Click on the word to rename)
(Fader)					---What kind of Object this is
		Icon:	[  ] ⊆Ξ⊇		---When the Icon box is selected, this object will appear in the Arrange Window Track selector
		Style:	Auto Style		--- What kind of Fader it is
		Output:	Control		--- What type of Data will be output (MIDI CC in this case)
		Channel:	1		--- MIDI Channel (MIDI Channel 1)
		-1-:	7		--- Data Parameter (MIDI CC 07 = Volume)
		Input:	Control		--- What type of Data will control this Fader (MIDI CC in this case)
		Channel:	1		--- MIDI Channel (MIDI Channel 1)
		-1-:	7		--- Data Parameter (MIDI CC 07 = Volume)
		Range:	0   127		--- The Range which the Fader is able to output (0 - 127 in this case)
		Value as:	Number		--- The Value that appears on the Fader
		Filter:	off		--- Setting for filtering Input to the Fader
		Feedback:	[  ]		--- If the Ouput Cable on this Fader comes back to the Input the Data can be accepted or not accepted (not checked = not accepted)

List of Fader Objects

The Fader Object has many graphic representations in the Environment:

Normal Fader Objects	Special Fader Objects
Vertical	Cable Switcher
Horizontal	Alias Assigner
Knob	Tempo Control
Button	Transform Operation Par. 1
Numerical	Transform Operation Par. 2
Text	Transform Condition Min.
Vector	Transform Condition Max.
	Goto Marker
	Goto Screenset
	Bang 2nd Fader

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--A Witt 14:07, 4 November 2005 (EST)

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