Pattern Control (Available In Pattern Dmx Mode) - GLP Creative Light 1 User Manual

Pattern Control (available in Pattern DMX Mode)

The different FX Pattern sequences available in Pattern DMX Mode can be
superimposed onto the main 'scene' (the background). Each pattern consists of a
sequence of steps and has active and inactive pixels. An active pixel shows the
selected pattern color while an inactive pixel is fully transparent and will let the main
'scene' shine through.
Pattern effects are controlled with their own Pattern Master Intensity, Pattern Shutter,
Pattern Color Wheel and Pattern RGB channels, which means that you can fade
pattern effects in and out and apply intensity effects to patterns.
Pattern Intensity
The Pattern Intensity channel lets you set the intensity or visibility of the selected
pattern. At 0% the pattern is invisible, and as you increase the DMX value on this
channel the Pattern becomes more visible on top of the main 'scene' (the
background). Patterns have priority over the main scene: if you increase the value
on the Pattern Intensity channel from 0% to 100%, the pixels that are active in the
pattern will crossfade from the main scene color to the pattern color.
Pattern Shutter
The Pattern Shutter channel offers the same effects as the Global Shutter channel
(see 'Global Shutter / Pattern Shutter' on page 28).
Pattern Select
The Pattern Select channel gives access to 40 dynamic pattern effects.
Pattern 00 (DMX value 000) is the basic pattern and simply sets all pixels to be active.
Patterns 01 to 40 are dynamic patterns. Each dynamic pattern consists of multiple
static pattern steps. The number of steps can be different in different patterns.
Random Pattern change lets you automatically change pattern effects from slow
(change pattern every 30 seconds) to fast (change pattern every second). You can
also link pattern changes to the CL1's integrated audio triggering microphone.
When using audio triggering you can decide whether a pattern change is triggered
every beat or every 4, 8 or 16 beats.
Pattern Step/Speed
A pattern consists of a sequence of pattern steps. On the Pattern Step / Speed
channel, you can:
• scroll to and select individual steps,
• take the change from one pattern step to the next and link it to the integrated
audio triggering microphone with a 1:1 beat trigger, or
• set a pattern to run continuously with variable speed in different directions
(clockwise or counterclockwise).
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