Omnia Audio Omnia A/XE - Manual (Page 48)

Add Preset
Click the Add... button to create a new preset with the default parameter values. Enter the
name of the preset at the prompt then click the Save button. Once added, you may edit the
preset parameters by selecting the preset from the list and clicking the Edit... button.
Copy Preset
If you need to create a new preset it may be more convenient to copy an existing preset as
your starting point. Select the preset you wish to copy from the list and click the Copy...
button. At prompt, enter the new name for the preset then click the Save button.
Edit Preset
Click the Edit... button when a preset is selected to access the Preset Editor. The Preset
Editor allows you to modify all preset parameters. Please see the Processing Audio chapter
for details on adjusting the audio processing parameters.
NOTE: When you edit a preset by clicking the Edit... button in Preset Manager the audio meters will not
be active since there is no audio data being processed. A better way is to assign the preset you wish to
edit to an audio processor instance, start the processor instance then click the preset edit button ( )
on the main control panel page. You will be able to edit the preset and get audio and visual feedback on
the parameter adjustments.
Rename Preset
Select the preset you wish to rename from the preset list then click the Rename... button.
Enter the new name for the preset then click the Save button. Make sure the preset is not
being used by an audio processor or encoder instance before renaming it.
Delete Preset
Select the preset you wish to delete from the preset list then click the Delete... button.
When prompted, confirm the delete and the preset file will be erased. Please note that there
is no UNDO for this option. Once a preset is deleted, it is gone. For this reason, it is a good
idea to create backup copies of the preset files.
Backup Presets
After adjusting the audio processing parameters to get the “just right” sound you may want
to take a minute and create a backup copy of your processing presets. The presets are stored
in separate files in an application data directory. The path of this directory is different for
different Windows versions (only Microsoft knows why). To help locate this directory we
provide a program menu entry named Locate Presets Directory. Clicking this entry will
open an Explorer window in the presets directory. Once there, you can make backup copies
of your presets to another location: a network drive, USB drive or memory stick.
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