6 editing, saving, and metering, Modifier basics, Editing, saving, and metering – Muse Research Receptor manual v1.2 User Manual

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6: Editing, Saving, and Metering

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Editing, Saving, and Metering

This chapter discusses how to:

Edit patches

Save, copy, delete, and rename patches

Meter the signal level at various points in the mixer

These functions are all performed using the three Modifier buttons on Receptor’s front panel.

Input Level

Master Volume

Input Level LED

LCD

Display Knobs

View Buttons

Power Button

Guitar/Instrument Input

USB Port

Headphone Jack

Modifier Buttons

Soft Knobs

Modifier Basics

Basically, a Modifier button acts upon the patch or signal represented by the correspondingly lit View button.

If the EDIT button is on, then you can select what you edit by pressing the corresponding View button and
selecting the desired channel. For example, if you wanted to edit the plugin assigned to FX B on Channel 2,
you would press EDIT, then FXB, then push/turn the top display knob to select Channel 2.

If the SAVE/FILE button is on, then you can select what you want to save by pressing the corresponding
View button and selecting the desired channel. For example, if you wanted to save the patch assigned to
the SOURCE plugin on Channel 1, you would press SAVE, then SOURCE, then push/turn the top display
knob to select Channel 1.

If the METERS button is on, then you can select what you want to monitor by pressing the corresponding
View button and selecting the desired channel. For example, if you wanted to see what the signal level is
at the output of Channel 3, you would press METERS, then MIX, then push/turn the top display knob to
select Channel 3.

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