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Chapter 7 Session Management
Chapter 7 Session Management
7-6 The Session Management™ Screen Pages
DEFAULTS selector definitions
As described, three separate selectors are available for
SNAPSHOTS, COPY and LINK. The buttons are
defined as:
CHANNEL Selector
ALL • All Channel Controls and I/O
CH I/O • Channel Input sources and Output
destinations, with gain settings
and electronic scribbles (not
channel insert)
INPUT • Mic, Line and M/T input selector
and Phase switches
PATH • 8 section Channel Path selector
and IN buttons
DYNAMICS • All Dynamics section controls
F. ASSIGN • All Free Assign Area controls,
currently Delay
EQ • All Equaliser controls
(not Filters)
FILTERS • All Filter controls
INSERT I/O • Analogue or digital I/O related to
the Channel Insert
SENDS • All Send levels, their Pans and
Cuts
M/T ROUTE • Multitrack Routing
CH ROUTE • Channel Routing
M/T GROUP • Multitrack Group Cut and Trim
M/T MISC • Multitrack group monitor levels,
Pans and Cuts
M/T SND • Multitrack Send Fader
CUT • Multitrack Send Cut switch
PAN • Multitrack Send Pan setting
CHAN • Channel Fader
CUT • Channel Cut switch
PAN • Channel Pan setting
CENTRE SECTION Selector
The following buttons are for centre section settings
and apply only to Snapshots:
SENDS • Send levels and cuts
MISC • Send tone and stereo settings
I/O • Send I/O settings
SSGS • Super Send Groups levels and cuts
MISC • Super Send Groups inserts
I/O • Super Send Groups I/O settings
GROUPS • Control Group Faders
CUTS • Control Group Cuts
MIDI • MIDI Set-up Pages 1-24
MAIN+PROC • Main Fader, I/O, Dynamics and
EQ settings
CEN MISC • Talkbacks, Foldbacks, Monitoring
and Metering
SNAPSHOTS
Snapshots can be saved and loaded by two basic
methods: using dedicated keys on the Control
Keyboard or clicking on buttons in the Snapshot GUI.
The first method is the faster but is restricted to
Snapshots of the whole system in the current title
whilst the second allows full access to all Snapshot
files with selective loading. Channels can be selected
down to individual component sections and controls
according to the SNAPSHOT DEFAULTS. A single
channel can be used as a source for any number of
destination channels.
Snapshot SAVE using the dedicated keys
The most convenient way to save a Snapshot is by
using the dedicated keys on the Control Keyboard.
This functions irrespective of the screen currently
displayed. Using the dedicated keys to save a
Snapshot always saves a full console-wide Snapshot.
Press {SAVE} {SNAPSHOT} {ENTER} to overwrite
the currently highlighted Snapshot on the
SNAPSHOTS page. A dialogue pop-up will appear in
order to make the user aware of which Snapshot will
be overwritten as well as allowing the command to be
cancelled.