Loksound supports 28 step speed tables as well as 3 step speed tables using start-mid-max (CV 2-6-5). You cna program these in ops mode, as you cna with most decoders.
I don't bother with 28 step speed tables, I find I can get my locos I want to run together close enough just using the three steps, which is why I also reject decoders that don't support CV6 for the mid speed setting.
--Randy
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Do ESU-LokSound allow you to edit speed-matching of locos in realtime as they are running on the actual layout? Is there any system that offers this?
What sort of speed-matching interface does ESU-LokSound offer?