‘=3G)>20;’ is greyed out because at least one of the devices in that particular chain is already in use elsewhere in the Insert
Matrix. The right-hand column shows that the device in question is the + and it is being used on Channel 14. Right-click on
t
he chain name in the left-hand column and choose
%
4;40A4AA86=434D824A
.
This will un-route any devices needed by that
particular chain and make them available again. The chain name will no longer be greyed out. Click and drag on the chain name
itself (left-hand column) and move into the desired channel on the Insert Matrix.
Be sure to click and drag on the name of the chain and NOT the displayed chain order boxes.
Renaming and Deleting Chains
Right-clicking on the chain name will allow it to be renamed or deleted. A maximum of 32 preset chains can be stored.
Save and Load Entire Insert Matrix as a Preset
The &0D4#@4A4B and >03#@4A4B buttons at the top-right of the Insert Matrix tab allow entire Insert Matrix settings (including
assigned devices, device names, chains and devices set as stereo) to be saved and loaded within each title.
This may be useful if you have a particular setup for tracking and a different setup for mixing. Instead of having to re-create these
setups each time you open a New Title, you can simply save them as two presets.
Clicking the
&0D4#@4A4B button will bring up a pop-up window. Type in
a name for this preset into the blank box at the bottom of the window
and click
&0D4.
Upon creating a New Title, the preset will be available in a drop-down list.
Or, if you create a New Title with a default Insert Matrix and then realise
you want to use one of the presets, simply go to the Insert matrix Tab and
click >03#@4A4B, choose your preset name from the list and click
>03.
RENAMING AND DELETING SAVED CHANNEL NAME PRESETS
Right-clicking on a stored channel preset in the list allows it to be renamed or deleted. You can rename or delete from either
the >03 or &0D4 pop-up window. The maximum amount of saved presets is 32.
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