alcora Zero 88 - Snap or Crossfade Between Sequence Steps; Controlling Sequence Direction; Previewing a Memory in Run Mode

Alcora 73-700-00 Issue 2 Page 31
Run Mode
Outputting a Programmed Memory
The MEMORY + and MEMORY - buttons
are used to select the next memory to be
output. The GO NEXT button is used to
initiate a dipless crossfade between the
current memory and the next memory.
The DISPLAY automatically increments to
the next programmed memory.
The crossfade depends on the position of
the CROSSFADE control and may be
adjusted while in progress, or paused, if
required (see examples below).
Snapping between Memories
1. Set the CROSSFADE control to
Manual.
2. Use the MEMORY + and MEMORY -
buttons to select the next memory to
be output.
3. Press the GO NEXT button. The
output snaps from the current
memory to the selected memory.
Fading between Memories
1. Set the CROSSFADE control to the
required crossfade time.
2. Use the MEMORY + and MEMORY -
buttons to select the next memory to
be output.
3. Press the GO NEXT button. This
initiates a crossfade to the selected
memory. While the crossfade is
taking place, the red FADING light
flashes.
4. To slow down or speed up the
crossfade while it is in progress, alter
the CROSSFADE control accordingly.
When the crossfade is complete, the
red FADING light goes out.
Pausing a Crossfade
1. Set the CROSSFADE control to the
required crossfade time.
2. Use the MEMORY + and MEMORY -
buttons to select the next memory to
be output.
3. Press the GO NEXT button. This
initiates a crossfade to the selected
memory. While the crossfade is
taking place, the red FADING light
flashes.
4. To pause the crossfade, press the
PAUSE button. The red light in the
PAUSE button flashes, the red
FADING light continues flashing, and
the outputs remain static.
5. To restart the crossfade, press the
PAUSE button again. The red light in
the PAUSE button goes out, and the
crossfade continues. When the
crossfade is complete, the red
FADING light goes out.
NOTES
Memory Zero
Memory Zero is a blackout memory
(all desk channels at 0%) which is provided in
RUN mode only. It can be selected like any
other programmed memory, and output
using the GO NEXT button.
Selecting Memories
Only programmed memories and memory
zero are selectable. Any unprogrammed
memories are ignored.