Saving & Loading Channel Presets - PRESONUS StudioLive 16.4.2 User Manual

2 Controls & Connections
2.10 Digital Effects | Master Control
Saving and Loading Channel Presets
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The StudioLive comes with a suite of channel-strip presets created by professional PreSonus users
and endorsed artists and engineers. These presets provide a great jumping-off point to create a mix
quickly and easily. The StudioLive also allows you to create your own library of presets.
To load a preset to any channel on the
StudioLive, first press the Select button for the
desired channel. From the Fat Channel, press
the Load button. You will notice that LCD now
displays the Channel Preset Load menu.
The Channel Preset Load menu always displays
the selected channel into which the preset will
be loaded. Use the Value encoder to locate the
preset you would like to use. Once you have
made your selection, press the Recall button.
If at any time you would like to cancel this
operation, simply press the Load button again.
If you have created a channel-strip setting in the
Fat Channel that you would like to save to the
Channel Preset library, press the Fat Channel's
Save button. You will notice that the LCD will
display the Channel Preset Save menu.
To begin, use the Value encoder to scroll
to an empty position in the Channel Preset
library. Press the Next button to navigate to
the category location. Create the category in
which your preset would fit (DRM, VOX, GTR,
etc.). Press the Next button again to navigate
to the first letter of the preset name. Turn the
Value Encoder clockwise or counter-clockwise to change the letter. The StudioLive allows you
to customize the name with uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as a selection of numerals
and punctuation marks. You can insert a space by simply pressing the Tap button. Once you are
satisfied with your changes, press the Store button. It will illuminate while the Channel preset is
being written to the StudioLive's internal memory. Once the Channel preset is saved, the Store
button will return to its unlit state.
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