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2.2.7.4
rename/Delete a Clipboard library file
2.2.7.5
Clear the Display
2.2.7.6
Update a Clipboard file
2.2.7.7
storage format
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5 Click on the (Copy/Paste) button of the desired function in order to acti-
vate copying. The button will light, and all possible destination keys on the
console surface will be half-lit. Shortcut: A double-click on the clipboard
name in the list will activate copying of all contained audio values within
that particular file directly.
6 Paste the value into one or more channels of the console, using the stan-
dard functionality. If the clipboard contained multiple audio settings, such
as EQ and Dynamics, they may be pasted together by pressing the A
(Copy/Paste All) key of the destination channel.
1 Open the Clipboard Library window (see above).
2 Select the file you want to change or delete by clicking on it. Click on the
'Rename' or 'Delete' button of the Clipboard Library window in order to
execute the desired action.
3 Close the Clipboard Library window (see above).
By clicking on the 'Clear' button, the previewed settings are cleared, and no graphical
indication is shown on the right-hand side of the window.
To combine, for instance, the current dynamics settings of a channel with the
EQ settings that are already in the library, and to save them as one new set
into the library, proceed as follows:
1 Open the Clipboard Library window (see above).
2 Select the desired, already saved EQ setting by clicking on it once. The EQ
settings will be displayed graphically on the right-hand side of the window.
3 Press the (Copy/Paste) key in the dynamics section of the source chan-
nel on the console.
4 Click on the half-lit (Copy/Paste) button in the dynamics section of the
window.
5 Both EQ and dynamics values will now be displayed on the right-hand
side of the window.
6 The Save dialog opens. Once saved, the new, combined set will now be
displayed within the 'Combined' tab.
7 Close the Clipboard Library window (see above).
Each clipboard is saved in a file with a .cpy extension. Multiple .cpy files
form a library. A .cpy file may contain only one audio function (e.g. EQ
settings) or a combination of any audio functions of a channel (e.g. EQ and
Dynamics settings).
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