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 **FX**\\
-You can add more FX to the same sequence without increasing the steps in the sequence.\\
+You can add more FX to the same sequence.\\
-Example.\\
+\\
+The next sequence will be added starting from the current step.\\
+This makes it possible to let the generated patterns run parallel or after each other.\\
+\\
+**Example 1:**\\
 Two rows of led-bars are placed with one row in each side of the rig.
-Open Sequence editor. Select the fixtures in one side of the rig and in Seq. editor add a sine to red control. This will give lets say 12 steps in the sequence. De-select the fixtures and select the fixtures in the other side of the rig. Add cosine to red control. \\
+  - Set the generator to sine waveform and red channel control. This will give let’s say 12 steps in the sequence.
-The sequence is now running with 12 steps where the led bar in one side starts from 0 -> full light -> 0 and the other side runs from full light -> 0 -> full.\\
+  - Deselect the fixtures and select the fixtures in the other side of the rig.\\
-How will this look in real life. \\
+  - Set the step in the Sequence editor to the first step (Step 1)\\
-It will be a red light slowly fading from one from one side of the rig to the other.\\
+  - Add cosine to red channel control.
+The sequence is now running with 12 steps where the led bar in one side starts from 0 → full light → 0 and the other side runs from full light → 0 → full.
+How will this look in real life? It will be a red light slowly fading from one from one side of the rig to the other.\\
+\\
+**Example 2:**\\
+Another example could be adding Cascade and Cancan after each other.
+  - First to generate a Cascade with the FX editor
+  - Let the sequence editor stay on the last step.\\
+  - Shift to Cancan and then generate the pattern.
+The two patterns will now run after each other.\\
 \\
 More tips: [[:tip_of_the_day|]]\\
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