JLCooper FaderMaster Pro - Manual (Page 25)

Group Modes Demonstrated
For the examples given below, the pictures represent the sort
of images you would be likely to observe on sequencer
software with on-screen moving faders.
While any fader can be a group master, for sake of these
examples say that faders 1 through 7 are assigned to group
master 8.
Absolute Grouping
The faders assigned to the master take on the value of the
master. This is true regardless of the position of the faders
assigned to the master.
Before Assigning Groups: After Moving the Master:
Relatively Scaled Grouping
The faders assigned to the master are proportionally scaled to
the master, so that they will all reach the bottom of their throw
at the same time.
Before Assigning Groups:
Moving the Master Down: Master at Bottom of Throw:
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