200e

Short answer - yes.

The 250 voltage outputs refresh in real-time, whether playing or
editing.  The time/duration knobs work similarly - if you turn
down the duration while on a stage, it will advance to the next
stage that much sooner.  This is true of most if not all of the
knobs on the 250e.

Regards, Fred.

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My particular question on the 250 is the voltage refresh on each 
stage. On
the 249, one cannot hear the effect of a given stage pot's offset 
adjustment
until the instrument passes around again. In short, there's no real 
time
feedback of the voltage levels during set up - they work like a 
sample and
hold and it doesn't refreesh until it passes around again or returns 
to that
stage by other means. When I saw the DARF, I was like - 'Oh my God, 
Oh my
God, Oh my God'. When I worked with it however and noticed this update
issue that mantra morphed into 'Oh crap, Oh crap, Oh crap'.

Does the 250 handle it's refresh similarly? Or can one hear the 
effect of
turning a given stage pot in real time?