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There might be a way to do this but I haven't found it. Is there a way to adjust the sensitivity for the Blackout On Silence feature attached to a cue? It might be good to have a control for how fast it fades out. Ideally it would be great to adjust this per cue, but if it could only be a global thing I would create a cue that I just put at the end of each song and only have Blackout On Silence enabled on that one cue.
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Technical Support posted about 16 hours ago Admin
Not at this time, though I'm going to bring this up to the team.
For now maybe there is a way to condition the signal before it gets to our system? It works well for cleaner audio sources but I can see the struggle in a live music environment.
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Kevin Neill posted 4 days ago
Is there anything to adjust the input sensitivity? It would be good to get past any guitar hum etc.
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Technical Support posted 4 days ago Admin
Thanks for the feedback Kevin! As of now there is not parameter to change how quickly it blacks out, i think it's set to 1-2seconds.
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