User Manual

Software Tools

Gang Group

Gang Group allows multiple controls of

the same type to have combined

operation. A Gang Group must first be

created in this list. Then multiple controls

of the same type may be assigned to

that group via the Property Sheet

NOTE: Instance ID (or Instance ID Tag),

DSP Block Type, Attribute, and

Input/Output must be assigned for

objects in a gang, even to achieve

proper control behavior in Test Mode

Gang Groups are created or removed

using Add and Delete.

When a new Gang Group is added, a

Toggle Button control appears, which is

already assigned to gang/un-gang all of

the controls in that Gang Group. Gang

controls may be deleted if not needed.

User-created Toggle Button

controls

may also be assigned as Gang controls.

When assigning controls to a Gang Group (via the Property Sheet

), some or all of the controls may be

assigned as Master. Gang Group and Master control behavior varies by control type.

Toggle Button controls: When the state of a Master control is toggled (on/off) by clicking on it, other Master

controls in that Gang will also toggle (on/off), regardless of their original state. Non-Master controls will

simply assume the same state (on/off) as the Master control.

Fader, Edit, and Edit Spin controls: When the setting of a Master control is changed, all other controls in that

Gang are changed accordingly, so as to maintain the same relative offsets. The range of the Master control

is restricted, so that no other (offset) controls may travel outside of their range. When a non-Master control

setting is changed, no other controls in that Gang are affected.

Graph controls: Graphs cannot be assigned as Master controls. All Graph controls within a Gang will follow

the active control exactly, on an individual filter basis. With Parametric EQs or All-Pass Filters it is possible

to gang controls that have a different number of filter bands. In this case, only the common filter bands

(those that are first in initial numerical order) are ganged together.

NOTE: If a ganged control is modified as the result of a preset recall, then no ganging behavior occurs.