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EVENT, SCENE xx, EQ.Lib xxx, DY.Lib xxx, EF.Lib xxx, CH.Lib xxx, CHANNEL

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Chapter Using automix 9 2 Move the cursor to the SCENE/LIB button, and press the [ENTER] key. The SCENE/LIB button will turn on, and scene/ library recall operations recorded in the automix will be displayed in the list. The row enclosed by a dotted line in the list is the currently selected event. 3 Move the cursor to the symbol at the left of the list, and turn the [DATA/JOG] dial to select the event that you want to edit. The columns of the list show the following information when the SCENE/LIB button is on. • TIME The time at which the event is executed is displayed as "hours: minutes: seconds: milliseconds." • EVENT This indicates the type and value of the event. The type of events that can be selected in this column will depend on which button above the list is turned on. If the SCENE/LIB button is on, the following events will be displayed. • SCENE xx ..... Recall scene memory number xx • EQ.Lib xxx.... Recall an EQ library • DY.Lib xxx .... Recall dynamics library number xxx • EF.Lib xxx ..... Recall effect library number xxx • CH.Lib xxx ... Recall channel library number xxx • CHANNEL This indicates the channel to which the data will be recalled (input channel 1-8, monitor channel 1-16, stereo output channel, return channels 1/ 2). This column will be blank if a scene memory is selected in the EVENT column. Tip! For details on the displayed content for each event, refer to page 344. 4 Use the CURSOR [ ]/[ ] keys to move the cursor to the item that you want to edit, and turn the [DATA/JOG] dial to edit the value. Tip! • If you edit the value in the TIME column (event timing), the cursor may jump over events in the list and move to another location. This is because events are re-ordered by time, and is not a malfunction. • The timing of an event can be adjusted in fine steps of 25 ms. 5 To add a new event, move the cursor to the DUPLICATE button in the upper right of the screen, and press the [ENTER] key. The event currently selected for editing will be duplicated at the same timing. Edit the time, event type, and value as necessary. 6 To delete an unwanted event, move the cursor to the DELETE button in the upper right of the screen, and press the [ENTER] key. The event currently selected for editing will be deleted. 7 If you want to view only the events of a specific channel, move the cursor to the SELECTED CH ONLY button and press the [ENTER] key. Then use the [SEL] keys to select the channel whose events you want to view. If the REMOTE button is on, the SELECTED CH ONLY button and the SCENE/LIB and PAN buttons will have no effect. Also, if the SELECTED CH ONLY button is on, the REMOTE button will have no effect. 144 Operation section

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Using automix
144
Chapter
9
Operation section
2
Move the cursor to the SCENE/LIB button,
and press the [ENTER] key.
The SCENE/LIB button will turn on, and scene/
library recall operations recorded in the automix
will be displayed in the list. The row enclosed by
a dotted line in the list is the currently selected
event.
The columns of the list show the following infor-
mation when the SCENE/LIB button is on.
TIME
The time at which the event is executed is dis-
played as “hours: minutes: seconds: millisec-
onds.”
EVENT
This indicates the type and value of the event.
The type of events that can be selected in this
column will depend on which button above the
list is turned on. If the SCENE/LIB button is on,
the following events will be displayed.
SCENE xx
.....
Recall scene memory number xx
EQ.Lib xxx
....
Recall an EQ library
DY.Lib xxx
....
Recall dynamics library number
xxx
EF.Lib xxx
.....
Recall effect library number xxx
CH.Lib xxx
...Recall channel library number
xxx
CHANNEL
This indicates the channel to which the data will
be recalled (input channel 1–8, monitor channel
1-16, stereo output channel, return channels 1/
2). This column will be blank if a scene memory
is selected in the EVENT column.
Tip!
For details on the displayed content for each event,
refer to page 344.
3
Move the cursor to the
symbol at the
left of the list, and turn the [DATA/JOG]
dial to select the event that you want to
edit.
4
Use the CURSOR [
]/[
] keys to move
the cursor to the item that you want to
edit, and turn the [DATA/JOG] dial to edit
the value.
Tip!
If you edit the value in the TIME column (event tim-
ing), the cursor may jump over events in the list and
move to another location. This is because events are
re-ordered by time, and is not a malfunction.
The timing of an event can be adjusted in fine steps
of 25 ms.
5
To add a new event, move the cursor to
the DUPLICATE button in the upper right
of the screen, and press the [ENTER] key.
The event currently selected for editing will be
duplicated at the same timing. Edit the time,
event type, and value as necessary.
6
To delete an unwanted event, move the
cursor to the DELETE button in the upper
right of the screen, and press the [ENTER]
key.
The event currently selected for editing will be
deleted.
7
If you want to view only the events of a
speci
c channel, move the cursor to the
SELECTED CH ONLY button and press the
[ENTER] key. Then use the [SEL] keys to
select the channel whose events you want
to view.
If the REMOTE button is on, the SELECTED CH ONLY
button and the SCENE/LIB and PAN buttons will have
no effect. Also, if the SELECTED CH ONLY button is
on, the REMOTE button will have no effect.