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10 LAYOUTS & SWITCHES
THE LAYOUTS LIST
EZ editing is certainly easy, but the FM9 also provides a deeper way to set up layouts and switches. The Edit
Layout page of the Foot Controllers menu provides an overview of all layouts, plus the ability to drill down into
switch denitions, with all of the settings from EZ page and more.
Number 9... As you review or edit layouts, you will notice “Layout 9” in the list.
Layout 9 is in fact the Master Layout Menu used to access other layouts.
Do not edit this layout unless you understand what it is, what you’re changing, and how it works.
If you modify the Master Layout Menu — intentionally or otherwise — you can easily reset it to factory default
settings without resetting anything else. Just use the “RESET LAYOUT” button on the Edit Layout page (p. 75).
Unlike all other layouts, #9 reverts to factory settings instead of being completely cleared.
As you get deeper in to the FM9, you may nd the ability to modify the MLM quite useful, with options like “Layout
Link” or the ability to add functions instead of unused menus.
RESET ALL EDIT LAYOUT EDIT NAME COPY LAYOUT PASTE LAYOUT
FC Controllers
Layout 1
Layout 2
Layout 3
Layout 4
Layout 5
Layout 6
Layout 7
Layout 8
Layout 9
PRESETS
SCENES
EFFECTS
CHANNELS
LOOPER
PER-PRESET
PERFORM 1
PERFORM 2
MasterLayout
LAYOUT NAME
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Layouts Ring Colors Remote CSLayouts
On the FM9, open the Setup: Foot Controllers and page to the “Layouts” tab.
Use the A knob or NAV buttons to select the desired layout.
Select any layout and press ENTER or EDIT LAYOUT (Push-knob B) to open that layout for deeper editing.
The push-knobs offer additional functions:
RESET ALL sets all functions for all switches in all layouts to “Unassigned” and clears all customization.
(A conrmation screen requires you to press ENTER rst.)
EDIT NAME allows you to rename the layout (see “Naming Layouts” on p. 77).
COPY LAYOUT and PASTE LAYOUT allow you to duplicate layouts across numbered locations.
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