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Can you rewind 8K macro?

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Tue, 08/14/2007 - 15:00
Bill D
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Hello, have a macro that calls up an effect runs it, flys some stuff in, calls up some other stuff, and then flys the element out. etc,
When that macro ends, I want it to recall that macro again, so that I am ready to run it out again. yes I am too lazy to just hit the macro again :)

Anyway just curious if there is a way to do it. Works great as it is, especially since I built it all in offline macro editor while I was doing my show. That is a great feature!

thanks
Bill

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Tue, 08/14/2007 - 21:31
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Bill D
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Hey Mike, I think I may have tried that, but it was right before the show started so I didn't spend much time playing. I will try again tomorrow. That would work, put a few copies in there with a zero pause at the end, would be a good workaround since doesn't seem to be any macro recue. thanks not sure how you could be tired, just an 8 hr day right? :)
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Tue, 08/14/2007 - 18:31
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Mike Ser
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Hi Bill, I used to just go to the end of the edit of the macro on one flexi, then do a recall of the same macro on another flexi. The macro steps would then double on the macro/flexi in which you're editing. Make sense? I'm too tired to be more articulate right now... Of course, you'd have to repeat the above process as many times as you'd like to fake the recue...Not really a true loop... Mike
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