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Parameter set name
Shows the name of the parameter set. You can double-click the parameter set name and edit it.
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A number displayed next to the parameter set name is the parameter set ID. You can specify
this ID when you recall a snapshot via the remote protocol command.
To modify the ID, right-click the parameter set name to display the context menu, and then
select [Change ID].
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If any parameter set in the “Parameter Sets” area is selected, pressing an alphabetical key will
select the parameter set of the matching initial letter.
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Protect
If Protect is turned on, you will be unable to change the parameter set or store snapshots.
Click here repeatedly to turn Protect on ( ) or off ( ).
Right-click the parameter set name to open the context menu.
13.11.2. Snapshot
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[Store] button
Stores (saves) a snapshot.
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[Recall] button
Recalls a snapshot.
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[Clear] button
Deletes a snapshot.
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[Fade Time] field
This shows the time (Fade Time) that is taken to change the level of fader components or the send level
of Matrix components that are registered in the parameter set. Doubleclick this to open the “Fade Time”
dialog box. In the dialog box that appears, specify the time over which the change will happen. You can
specify up to three hours.
13.11.3. Recall
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Power On Default
You can specify whether a snapshot will be recalled when you turn on the power to the unit. Press the
[Set] button in the “Power On Default” dialog box if you want the currently-selected snapshot to be
recalled.
If the snapshot is not assigned to be recalled, the unit will start up using the latest setting obtained
immediately before the power was turned off. To cancel the assignment, select [Clear] in the “Power on
Default” dialog.
13. Audio Processors: DME7
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