Compulite Sabre User Manual page 249

Assigning a negative Offset value
Reverses the order of the spots in an Effect. Example: If your selection was spots 1
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assigning a negative Offset causes the Effect to run starting at spot 1, as if your original
selection was spots 4
Keypresses
1. Press <Neg>
Locking the Offset
Changing the Rate attribute automatically changes the value for the Offset attribute. You
can protect the Offset value, while changing the Rate value, by locking the Offset.
Warning! Locking the Offset may cause a jump when the Rate wheel is moved.
Keypresses
1. Press <Lck>
2. Move the Rate wheel or press
Rate <Neg>.
Resetting the Offset
Keypresses
1. Press <Spd> or <All>
2. Press 0 on the keypad.
When the Offset value was assigned using <Spd> and <All> each element is rest
separately. Example: Channels 1 – 4 were assigned Spread Offset values – Offset 0, 25, 50,
and 75. Then, using <All> 5% was added to the values. Resetting the Offset value through
<All> resets the values to 0, 25, 50, and 75. Resetting the Offset values through <Spd>
resets the Offset for all the channels to 5 (the <All> value).
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Results/Comments
A minus sign (-) precedes the Offset value.
Results/Comments
The Locked Offset is displayed on a gray field.
The Offset value is locked while changing the
Rate value.
Results/Comments
The Offset value is reset.
Effect Attributes 20-13
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