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Table Of Contents
- MainStage 2: Exploring MainStage
- Contents
- Chapter 1: A First Look at MainStage
- Chapter 2: Adding and Organizing Patches
- Chapter 3: Editing Patches
- Chapter 4: Learning Controller Assignments
- Chapter 5: Mapping Screen Controls
- Chapter 6: Working with Concerts and Sets
- Chapter 7: Editing Concert Layouts
- Chapter 8: Playing Back Audio
- Chapter 9: Performing Live with MainStage
- Chapter 10: Getting Answers
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Chapter 6 Working with Concerts and Sets
Key Concepts
Concert level: Â Where you edit parameters and add and edit channel strips for the
overall concert.
Set level: Â Where you edit parameters and add and edit channel strips for a set.
Tempo: Â A concert has only one tempo, which you can change by selecting a patch
or set with a Change Tempo setting, by tapping a new tempo, or by using a screen
control mapped to the Tap Tempo action.
Override: Â By default, concert-level settings (including mappings and key ranges) take
precedence over corresponding patch- or set-level settings. Set-level settings take
precedence over corresponding settings for individual patches in the set. You can
override the concert- or set-level settings for an individual patch (or set), so that its
settings take precedence when it is selected.