Saving Hot Palette Parameter Changes; The Hot Palette And Multiple Nuverb Cards - Lexicon NUVERB - FOR MACINTOSH Manual

Learning to Use NuVerb

Saving Hot Palette Parameter Changes

Changes made from the Fader/MIDI Control window can be saved by selecting Snapshot
from the Edit menu.
After a program is loaded from a library, you can make changes to the program "live" via the
Hot Faders, or via MIDI. Having made changes, you may want to save this new version of the
program. To do this, first make sure that the program you are using is in a library assigned to
the Hot Palette, then select Snapshot from the Edit menu. This places a copy of the current
version of the program at the end of the library. This new version will have the same name as
the original, so we recommend that you open the Program Editor to rename it. Of course, this
new program can now be cut/copied and pasted anywhere in this, or in any other library.

The Hot Palette and Multiple NuVerb Cards

On opening a program, the Hot Palette is immediately assigned to the first NuVerb card in your
system. This appears as "Slot #" on the Hot Palette Control Panel. If you have multiple NuVerb
cards, you may want to change the Hot Palette slot assignment to get a quick look at what
programs are running on other cards. (If you have no NuVerb card installed, the Hot Palette
will come up unassigned.)
An On Line/Off Line toggle button is provided on the Control Panel to allow you to use
NuVerb as a software-only application to edit libraries.
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