Chapter 6: Setting Channel Levels
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? EXAMPLE: To restore channel levels from the Stage, Preview,
Group, Submaster and Tracksheet displays:
(RSTOR) [ENTER] (Restores all channels.)
- or -
(RSTOR) [# list] [ENTER] (Restores only the
channels in list.)
Using the (RSTOR) soft key repeatedly toggles between the last two consecutive
levels that a channel has been assigned.
? EXAMPLE: To toggle a channel's last two assigned levels in the
Stage, Preview, Group, Submaster or Tracksheet displays:
1. [# list] [@] [#] [ENTER]
2. [RSTOR] [ENTER] (Displays channel levels
set before last level setting
command.)
3. (RSTOR) [ENTER] (Toggles back to the new
levels set by the last
command.)
In the Stage display, the Restore command always restores channels to the
levels assigned just prior to the last changes that you made. You can switch to
another display, edit channel levels, return to the Stage display, and still use the
Restore command to return to the previous stage levels.
The Restore command remembers the last level changes you made in an editing
display (Preview, Group, Submaster, or Tracksheet). Once you edit in another
‘blind” display, the Restore command memory is active only for that display (as
well as in Stage display).
Remainder Dim Command
Use the Remainder Dim (REM. DIM) soft key to make all channels, except
those specified in the command, go to a level of 0%. The (REM. DIM) soft key
is available in the Stage, Preview, Group, Submaster and Tracksheet displays.
The command syntax allows you to list the channels that you want to stay at
their current levels, and thereby force the remainder of the channels to dim to
zero.
? EXAMPLE: To dim all channels except a specified list of
channels, in the Stage, Preview, Group, Submaster and Tracksheet displays:
[# list] (REM. DIM) [ENTER]
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