niclights

Or, are you sure you're not setting a delay rather than fade time? Titan defaults fade out to 'As In' and will crossfade. So if you want to crossfade between two cues with equal in/out time all you need to do is set the fade in time. Steps (tested using Titan v11.3): - New show - Patch 2x dimmer - Avo+Exit (shortcut to 'Program' menu) - Open Capture Visualiser window (to visualise) - Select dimmer 1, @@ - RECORD, [Cue List], <select empty playback handle>, <select the same playback handle again to record the first cue> - @ [0%] - Select dimmer 2, @@, <select playback handle again to record the second cue> - Exit - [Edit Times], <select playback> (to open Playback View window) - In Playback View window select 'Fade In' column header to highlight the Fade In cells for both cues - 5 <enter> - Fire playback - GO = Dimmer 1 fades in over 5 sec. - GO = Dimmer 1 fades out and dimmer 2 fades in over 5 sec.

2001 (https://www.avolites.com/company/avolites-history)

My guess from looking at the manual is to press the mode button on the unit until the display reads 'ChNd' and then use the up/down buttons to select between '3, 6, 12, 24, and 48Ch' then press the enter button.

In my experience that's how the air pump sounds on all the Unique versions. If you take the lid off the unit the air pump is the part nearest the front (it used to be an Elite 800 although this might have changed). If you touch it while the unit is powered up you should feel the same vibration.

The hum will be the air pump.

Spotted this - Elation Proteus range - coming soon. I suspect you will always be paying a premium for IP rated though.

Six? In Avo world it's now reached 55 :P (ok, maybe your files are just smaller!) @Tom: Maybe it's time for a console upgrade? Runs away.