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17–2 • Squeeze & Tease MD Sequences and Wipes Synergy 100 MD Operator’s Manual (v7.2 MD-S100)
Introduction to Sequences
Sequences and Squeeze & Tease Wipes are two powerful groups of Squeeze & Tease effects. These
effects allow you to create a combination of Key effects with wipes. When learning about these
features, try using different combinations of
Squeeze & Tease effects to produce original and creative
sequences and wipes.
A Sequence is a series of effects (both single and multi-channel) that can be created, saved, and run
directly from your switcher. You can use any of the 3D functions to manipulate the images in a
sequence. For example, a sequence might consist of an image that rotates across the screen, moves to
a specific location in 3D space and acquires a border.
Understanding Sequences
Sequences are created to run a series of image effects, using any combination of parameters such as
position, cropping, rotation or borders. To make a sequence, you create a series of Keyframes that
define the state and location of the image in 3D space. The system interpolates, or fills in, the images
between the Keyframes to produce a fluid motion effect.
The following example demonstrates a simple sequence with four Keyframes:
1. The image starts in the bottom left corner.
2. The image moves to the position shown in Keyframe 1.
3. The image rotates and moves to the position in Keyframe 2.
4. The image moves to the position shown in Keyframe 3.
5. The image acquires a border and moves to the position shown in Keyframe 4.
Example of a Four Keyframe Sequence
Note
A sequence can only be run on a flying Key.
Initial Position
Keyframe 1
Keyframe 2
Keyframe 3
Keyframe 4