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# Color FX
The Color-FX is offered for channels sorted by a Colormix parameter. The Color-FX can run a custom color gradient on your color channels. Once you select cells by clicking on the Parameter name, the Color-FX will appear in the Effect tab.
Same as for the Wave-FX, also the Color-FX has several effect templates:
Once you've loaded or created a Color-Effect you can also edit this effect using the Edit button:
Within this editor, you can define the gradient by its key points and colors. Create a new point by double-clicking on the gradient area. Double click on the Key-Point will remove the point. Once you have selected a key point, the color can be changed within the color picker area on the bottom.
## **Effect Parameters:**
| Repeats | Amount of gradients per cycle. |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| Phase | Phase multiplier on the current panorama alignment. |
| Cut Left/Right | Cuts the Gradient from the left or right. |
| Offset | Added a time offset to the effect. |
| Speed | Speed of the effect. |
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