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will change to the same value. This demonstrates the difference between Absolute and
Relative group gain control.
6. Deselect the Group A button. Now try changing functions and gain on a Group A
mic channel. Only the touched channel will change and the group stays unaffected. This
demonstrates that you need to select a group before you can do group actions.
Step 8: Create Some Presets
1. Press the NEW button at the bottom of the Preset Management Panel. A new
Preset Flag will be pop up on the Preset Panel. The Preset will be named “Preset No
1” and its EDIT button will be pre-selected (showing bright yellow). It is in already
in the editable state.
2. Type in a “ACT 1” to replace the default name, or you can use any name you
like.
3. Press the SET button.
4. Click the yellow EDIT button and it will turn gold. The Preset is now completed.
5. Go to the preamp controls and change them significantly from their original
settings. For example, turn all the switched functions on or off and all the gains full
up or down.
6. Repeat steps 1 thru 5 above as many times as you like to create more presets,
naming each one uniquely. We’ll need at least two Presets to be created.
Step 9: Save The Session
1. Press the SAVE button at the bottom of the Preset Management Panel or at the
top of the Master Panel. The SAVE Panel will pop up over the Preset Panel.
2. First we’ll save to HRemote. If you don’t have one, skip this step. You should
see the only HRemote available, HR1. Click the HR1 button. A message will pop up
telling you it was a successful transfer.
3. Next, we’ll save a Session to Disk. If necessary, press the SAVE button again to
get the Save Panel back. Click the “Save a Session” button. The Session Save box will
open allowing you to name the file. Name it “tutorial” and click OK. The file will be
saved and the Save Panel will auto-close.
4. Saving a Preset to Disk uses a similar procedure. You can try it out. First you must
click the gold EDIT button of the preset you wish to save. Otherwise you will get an
error message telling you to do so.
Step 10: Load A Session
In this context, LOAD means to load a Session file from disk or a set of presets from
HRemotes into the R/C program, replacing any previous Session in play.
1. First, let’s try loading from the HRemote. Skip this step if you don’t have one.
Press the LOAD button at the bottom of the Preset Management Panel or at the top
of the Master Panel. The Load Panel will pop up over the Preset Panel. Click the HR1
button. A success message will pop up and then the Load Panel will auto-close.
2. Now, let’s try loading a Session from disk. Press a LOAD button to get the Load
Panel. Click “Load Session”. The File Open box will appear and let you select a file.
For now, just select the Session we saved called “tutorial.ses”. The File Box will close
and you can then manually close the Load Panel.
Figure 5-18
SAVE Panel
Figure 5-19
LOAD Panel
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