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Replay Options
There are three parameters which affect the way in which the Sequence
Steps are replayed. These are:
 ‘Stepping Order’ (Ord field) which can have one of two settings:
Linear
Steps are replayed in ‘number’ order ( e. g. Step1, 2, 3,
etc .)
Random
Steps are replayed in a psuedo-random order.
 ‘Stepping Direction’ (Dir field) which can have one of three
settings:
Fwd
Steps are replayed from the first to the last Step
Bwd
Steps are replayed from the last to the first Step
Bnc
which stands for ‘bounce’; this option replays the
Sequence from the first to last Step and then back to the
first.
 ‘Repeat Option’ ( At End field) which can have one of two settings:
Stop
the Sequence will run once and stop on the final Step,
Loop
the Sequence will replay continuously.
All of these parameters are set using the Cue Entity Screen 4:
 Move the cursor to the appropriate field and set the required option
by rotating the master select wheel.
HELPFUL HINT
When using a ‘Linear’ Sequence with the ‘Stop’ option, you may wish to
program the last Step with zero levels — in this way the Sequence will run
once then ‘go out’.
Step Trigger Method & Speed
Each Step in a Sequence can be triggered at regular intervals from 1 BPM
(beats per minute) up to 600 BPM.
 Move the cursor to the Speed( Bpm) field and set the required
value by rotating the master select wheel.
HTP Channel Transition
This parameter affects the transition or ‘fading’ of HTP Channel levels
between each Sequence Step. The options are:
Snap
each Step instantaneously ‘snaps’ to the next,
In/Out
each Step will fade- in then fade- out,
Fade
the level( s) between each Step will cross fade.
 Move the cursor to the Times HTP field and set the required
option by rotating the master select wheel.
LTP Channel Transition
This parameter affects the transition or ‘fading’ of LTP Channel levels
between each Sequence Step. There are three options:
Snap
each Step instantly ‘snaps’ to the next; the level for each Step
must be programmed.
Fade
the level(s) between each Step will cross- fade; the level for each
Step must be programmed. The speed of the cross- fade is
automatically calculated to match the duration of each Step
 Move the cursor to the LTP field and set the required option by
rotating the master select wheel.