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Macros
Offline Macro Editor
Macro Load
The macro load menu will load a Macro into the active buffer ready to use. The macro can then
be attached to a button on the control surface.
There are two ways to view the saved macros:
• As a list of macros in a table
• As a list of Icons that have been attached to the macro.
Select a File using the File parameter control. Notice that if a File has any macros attached they
are listed in the Load for Editing table.
Once a File has been selected, a macro can then be selected using the Macro parameter
control. The File and the macro are also listed in the Name/Description information bars below
the table.
{Load Macro} - will load the selected macro into a buffer ready to use once attached to a
button the control surface.
{Test Macro} - will run the macro function.
{Stop All Macros} - will stop all running macros.
{Resume All Macros} - when a macro is running this button light Orange. If a macro has had a
pause inserted, the macro will run until it reaches the pause and will stop. The Resume All
Macros button will flash along with the {Test Macro} button. Press the Resume All Macros
button to start the macro running once again.
If a macro has a bitmap associated with it, this will be displayed in the Gray bitmap display next
to the Test Macro button.
Cache Used is an indicator to show how much memory is used.
Apply Cache Change - will apply any change to the Cache File number.
Note: If it is updated as the parameter is changed many files would
load/unload as each File was passed!
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