Akai DD1500 User Manual page 127

FADE UP
CURVE
FADE DN
CURVE
Pressing F5/F6 - RESET PARAMS - will reset the EDIT CUE parameters to zero - i.e. level
to 0.0dB and fades to 00:00:00:00.0. This may be useful if you change your mind about
some settings you have made and wish to start again.
You may also UNDO your efforts in EDIT CUE. You cannot undo anything whilst actually in
EDIT CUE but, as soon as you leave EDIT CUE, you can restore the parameters to the
state they were in when you entered it.
Version 2.00 - March, 1996
If several cues are selected, this parameter allows you to
set the level for all cues. You will note, however, that, as
with all EDIT CUE parameters, as soon as you edit the
level here, ALL cues will be set to the same level. If you
need to adjust levels of cues relative to each other, each
cue should be edited separately.
Here you may set a fade up time for the cue. When a fade
up time is set, it will be displayed on in the cue's block
display on the monitor screen (if selected in SHOW). The
fade up time can only be as long as the cue itself or the
length of the cue minus any fade down that may have
been set.
If stereo or multiple cues are selected, you can set the
fade up for all of them simultaneously.
This selects the fade up curve and you have a choice of
three.
LINEAR ( ) - This selects a straight, linear fade curve.
LOG ( ) - This selects a logarithmic curve as shown.
SINE ( ) - This selects an equal power fade curve that
ensures an even level across crossfades.
Here you may set a cue's fade down time. When a fade
down is set, it is shown graphically on the monitor screen (if
selected in SHOW). The fade down time can only be as
long as the cue itself or the length of the cue minus a fade
up time that may have been set.
As for FADE UP.
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