Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 275)

• Next Channel Strip or Plug-in Setting or EXS Instrument
• Previous Channel Strip or Plug-in Setting or EXS Instrument
The previous or next channel strip setting shown in the list is loaded. This feature is handy
when trying to find the right delay or clavinet sound, for example.
To delete a channel strip setting
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Click the Setting button at the top of a channel strip, then choose Delete Channel Strip
Setting from the menu.
To reset a channel strip setting
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Click the Setting button at the top of the channel strip, then choose Reset Channel Strip
from the menu.
Copying, Pasting, and Saving Channel Strip Configurations
You can copy and paste, reset, and save channel strip configurations.
To copy and paste a channel strip setting
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Click the Setting button at the top of the channel strip, then choose Copy or Paste Channel
Strip Setting from the menu, as applicable.
You can also use the Copy Channel Strip Setting and the Paste Channel Strip Setting key
commands.
Note: When you paste channel strips (instead of loading them), the Level fader, Panorama
Send Level, and all routing destinations are also set according to the channel strip setting
in the Clipboard.
To save a channel strip setting
1 Click the Setting button at the top of the channel strip, then choose Save Channel Strip
Setting As from the menu (or use the corresponding key command).
2 In the dialog that appears, select the appropriate sub-folder (if applicable), and type in a
name for the channel strip setting.
As there are different classes of channel strips, a number of channel strip–type specific
sub-folders are available in the Channel Strip Settings folder. These sub-folder structures
are reflected in the Settings menu for each type of channel strip.
Do not attempt to change the Channel Strip Settings folder structure. However, you can
create a new folder, and save into it. If no folder is selected, the saved channel strip setting
is shown directly in the Channel Strip Setting menu, below the functions.
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