Yamaha DME32 DME32 V1.5 Supplement - Page 14

14 turned on are affected. The Fader component Fade buttons, which are new to Version 1.5, are shown below on the 8-channel Fader component's control window. 5 Click Apply to apply your settings and leave the Fade Time window open, click OK to apply your settings and close the window, or click Cancel to leave the settings unchanged and close the window. Using the Apply button instead of the OK button is convenient when you want to set the Fade time for several scenes without having to keep opening and closing the Fade Time dialog box. 6 Store the Fade Time setting in a scene by storing the scene. 7 Compile and transfer the configuration to the DME32. See the DME32 Owner's Manual for information on compiling and transferring configurations to the DME32. Fade Time Notes If you edit a parameter using DME Manager, the DME32 front panel, MIDI, or the GPI interface while a fade is in progress, the fade will not be applied to that parameter. When the Fade Time is set to Selected faders, if you deselect a fader while a fade is in progress, the fade will not be applied to that fader. Parameters to which the fade does not apply, such as frequency parameters, can be edited as normal while a fade is in progress. If a configuration is loaded or transferred while a fade is in progress, the fade is canceled and the faders move to their new values. DME32-Owner's Manual Supplement