Ross Synergy 100 MD, Operator'S Manual

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Synergy 100 MD Operator’s Manual (v7.2 MD-S100) Memory and Disk Functions • 9–9
Creating a Basic Effects Dissolve
In the example shown, both the source and destination effects are saved. It is not always necessary to
save both the source and destination effect. You can slew from a current setting to a recalled setting
that has been previously programmed.
Use the following procedure to perform a basic effects dissolve:
1. Program an effect with the intention of performing an Effects Dissolve — that is, a
change between two different analog settings (e.g., a wipe in two positions, a border
with two unique colors, two different “Fly Key” positions).
The following illustration displays a two-channel object as the first Keyframe in the
effect.
Source Effect — First Keyframe
2. Enter the desired transition rate. Refer to the section “ Changing Auto Transition
Rates ” on page 5–9 for more information.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the second effect (remember that two setups are required to
perform an effects dissolve — essentially, a source effect and a destination effect).
The following illustration displays the object that has been moved and rotated in 3D
space.
Destination Effect — Second Keyframe
4. Recall the first setup from memory. Refer to the section “ Recalling Memory Registers ”
on page 9–5 for more information.
Note The duration of an Effects Dissolve is always the transition rate that
was stored with the memory you are recalling.
Source Effect
Destination Effect