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Chapter 5 Main panel window

Amp Editor Owner’s Manual

Scene Manager

 What is a scene?

Settings such as power Standby/On and muting can be named and saved for each amplifier as a “scene.” The

operation of saving a scene is called “scene store.” You can store multiple sets of parameter settings for different

situations, and recall them as necessary.

The operation of recalling a scene (to make it the current scene) is called “scene recall.” To recall a scene, use the

“Scene Manager” dialog box.

Each amplifier has one preset memory and 49 user memories. Scene #00 is a read-only scene that returns the

amplifier to its initial settings, and is specified by default in the preset memory. Scenes #01–#49 are user memo-

ries to which you can store settings.

• The XMV does not support scenes.

 “Scene Manager” dialog box

To access the “Scene Manager” dialog box, click the [Device] menu command [Scene Manager], or right-click a

device icon in the workspace of the Tree View window and choose [Scene Manager] from the shortcut menu that

appears. Here you can store, recall, or edit scenes. You can edit the scene name, the protect setting, and perform

copy and paste editing.

• When online, editing operations such as store/recall and rename can be performed, but operations such

as copy and paste cannot be performed.

• The “Scene Manager” dialog box does not have an [OK] button or [Cancel] button. To close the dialog

box, click the [Close] button located at the upper right of the dialog box.

• Editing operations such as storing or recalling a scene or editing the name or content are applied imme-

diately to the device.

• You can leave this dialog box opened, and make the Detail View window active to edit various settings

of the amplifier.

NOTE

Scene list