Solid State Logic Duality 82S6DUA20C - Manual (Page 93)

Working with Projects and Titles
At least one Project and Title must be present before you can store a TR Setup. Select SSL followed by Proj.
Now select New Proj and the system will automatically create a new Project and Title; logically these will be
named Project 1 and Title 1 (if no previous projects exist).
If Projects have been previously created, when you press the Proj key, the screen will display a list of existing
Projects. Use the lefthand encoder to scroll through the list and when you find the Project you require, press
the encoder switch (or soft key below the encoder) that represents the Select function. This makes that Project
current (as indicated by the entry being highlighted in yellow, with the word selected after its name) and
reveals the Titles in that Project. To create a new Title in a Project, select New Title. Titles and Projects are
automatically numbered in sequence of creation. Select Copy Title to copy the selected Title.
Note that the top line of the display always indicates the current Project and current Title. Use the Select rotary
control to scroll through lists of Projects, Titles, etc., and the encoder switch to select them. To return at any
time to the Project list, press the encoder switch for Back.
Saving a TR Setup
Once a new Title has been created, or a previous Title is selected, press TR followed by Store and the current
console settings will be saved in the next available TR Setup. New Setups are automatically named TR - n
starting at ‘1’. If a Setup is deleted (see below) then its number will not be re-used. The only exception to this is
if all Setups are deleted; the numbering will then restart from ‘1’. Setups are initially saved to Duality’s flash
memory but may be later transferred to your DAW project folder (see Copying TR Setups to a DAW Folder).
Project 1 :: Title 1
Select
Project 1 : : Title 1 - selected
Project 2 : : Title 2
TR
Del
SSL Auto
Con
Lnks Daw Misc Proj
Back NewTitle CopyTitle
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