Manual Overview

Manual

The Tutorials are the sequence to follow.

Three chapters, in the order you meet them.

Player

Everything about running a transition: the window, loading, the lifecycle, and the controls.

• The Player Window. The anatomy of the main window: toolbar, picker row, progress strip, status line, and how the window itself behaves.
• Loading a fusor. The fusor picker and the Library list view, filtering a list, the active collection, and Session View for inspecting what you loaded.
• Arming and Running a Transition. The full lifecycle, from arming and the start trigger through the setup pause, running, manual takeover, abort, completion and role swap.
• Transport Controls. The lookup surface for every button and toggle: what each state looks like, what each tooltip says, and when a control is disabled.
• Manual Run Mode vs Auto Run Mode. What drives progress in each, and how to choose.
• Crossfader Setup and Deck-Level Modulation. Three ways to set up the crossfader and channel faders, and what a fusor does in each.

Modes

Three modes that change what the Fusor player does, each independent of the others.

• Pad Mode. The eight-pad action grid. Assigning a pack, firing an action, and holding to abort.
• Blind Mode. Running without telemetry from the DJ app. What still works, and what you give up.
• Manual Role Swap. Swapping which deck is incoming and which is outgoing, for when a run leaves them the wrong way around.

Studio

Authoring: making fusors, actions and packs rather than running them.

• Authoring Overview. Start here. How editing works in the Library window, autosave and undo, and the data model behind a fusor.
• Domains. Adding and importing the groups of parameters a fusor modulates.
• Curve Editor. Shaping a lane: anchors, interpolation modes, bezier handles, and the right-click menu.
• Stepped Output. Sample-and-hold lanes and step sets.
• Pre-run Actions and FX Routing. Work a fusor does before the transition starts.
• Action Authoring Overview, Action Editor and Pack Authoring. Writing .faction actions and grouping them into pads.
• Step Sets. The step-set library window.

Not here

• Technical tables (MIDI mapping, status codes, file formats, troubleshooting) are in Reference.
• Setup and first connection are in Getting Started.