Saving And Calling Up Mixer Settings (Scenes); Saving A Scene; Calling Up A Scene; Clearing The Settings Of A Scene - Roland Edirol M-16DX Owner's Manual

Saving and calling up mixer settings (Scenes)

The M-16DX lets you save eight different sets of mixer settings including the effects. Each set of mixer settings is called a "scene,"
and can be called up instantly whenever needed.
A scene saves the settings of the enclosed area shown in
the illustration below.
fig.SCENE-memorized
Room acoustic control stores only the response curve and
the amplitude.

Saving a scene

1.
Hold down the [SCENE] button for at least one
second.
The button will blink, and the Scene Save screen will appear.
fig.SCENE-01
2.
Use the CURSOR [BWD] [FWD] buttons to
select the scene number that you want to save.
fig.SCENE-02
3.
Press the [SCENE] button to write the settings
into memory.
The settings will be saved, the screen will indicate "Save
Complete," and you'll be returned to the level meter screen.

Calling up a scene

1.
Press the [SCENE] button so it's lit.
The settings of scene 1 will be called up.
fig.SCENE-03
2.
If you want to change scenes, use the CURSOR
[BWD] [FWD] buttons to select the scene you
want to call up.
The settings of the selected scene will be called up
immediately.
Depending on the settings of the scene you call up, the
volume may be higher than the current setting. Use this
function with caution, and be aware of the volume of
your speakers or headphones.
If the [SCENE] button is lit, only the settings of the called
up scene are valid. Panel operations won't be reflected in
the sound. If you operate the panel knobs or other
controls, a message will appear in the screen.
fig.SCENE-04
By holding down the [DISPLAY] button and turning the
LEVEL knob of a channel, you can adjust the volume of
that channel.
By pressing the following buttons you can check the
settings you've called up.
[SEL], [16 BAND GRAPHIC EQ], [INSERT FX],
[FINALIZE], [AUX 1], [AUX 2/FX], [FX]

Clearing the settings of a scene

If you press the [SCENE] button so its light is turned off, all
settings of the currently selected scene will be cleared, and
you'll be returned to the normal operating state (the position
of the panel knobs and the state of the switches will be
reflected in the sound).
If the [SCENE] button is lit, you can hold down the
[DISPLAY] button and press the [SCENE] button to turn
the scene off at any time.
Depending on the settings of the front panel, the volume
may be higher than the current setting. Use this function
with caution, and be aware of the volume of your
speakers or headphones.
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