Ross Acuity - To Set the Effects Dissolve Rate; Copying and Swapping Memories; To Copy or Move a Memory

Note: If the Auto Recall feature is turned Off, you cannot store
or recall the Effects Dissolve or Keys Only setting with a memory.
1. Recall the rst memory you want to effect dissolve
from.
2. Toggle EFF DISS on.
3. Recall the memory you want to effects dissolve to.
The switcher slews from the rst memory to the
second memory at the effects rate stored with the
second memory.
To Set the Effects Dissolve Rate
1. Press EFF RATE on the Effects Memory module
for the ME that you want to set the effects rate for.
You can also select the ME and press EFF RATE
on the Global-Memory module.
2. Enter the new rate, in frames, using the keypad and
press ENTER
Copying and Swapping Memories
Memories can be copied, moved, or swapped with other
memories on the switcher. This allows you to duplicate
memories on different banks or re-organize the memories
on the same bank.
To Copy or Move a Memory
Copy, move, or swap a memory from the source location
to the destination location.
1. Press HOME > Attributes > Memories Setup
> More > Copy/Move Memory.
2. Press Source and use the ME and Memory knobs
to select the memory you want to copy, or swap,
from.
Tip: Press Copy To All MEs to copy the selected memory
to the same location on all MEs.
3. Press Destination and use the ME and Memory
knobs to select the memory location you want to
copy, or swap, to.
4. Press the Copy, Move, or Swap button to move
or copy the custom control.
• Copy — copy the contents from the source
memory to the destination. Both memories will
contain the same settings.
• Move — copy the source memory to the
destination and delete the settings in the source
memory. Only the destination memory has the
settings from the source.
• Swap — copy the settings from the source
memory to the destination, and the settings from
the destination memory the source. The settings
that used to be in the source will be in the
destination, and the settings that used to be in
the destination will be in the source.
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