hello
I would like to understand better what they are, how they are used, and what chance have programmable buttons ovveride thank you very much
programmable override buttons
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FALCETTA
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Re: programmable override buttons
Overrides act mainly like an ON and OFF switch. They only register the first two steps in a sequence like a switch, ON or OFF. I think most people on the forum including myself use them as overlays, for example putting colours, gobos, strobe on them so it can be ON or OFF when needed. You can also use them as flash buttons.
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FALCETTA
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Re: programmable override buttons
Thank you.
and the submasters what they do?
and the submasters what they do?
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CaptainBetty
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Re: programmable override buttons
Not trying to be prick, but... read the WIKI here: http://www.freestylersupport.com/wiki/
There's more than enough info there to explain how Freestyler works.
There's more than enough info there to explain how Freestyler works.