Global - Main Page; File Page - Dynaudio AIR 15 Reference Manual

Global – Main page
Use the Main page to see an overview of your AIR sys-
tem, mute and solo monitors, set and access reference
levels.
Fig. 39: AIR Control software – Global – Main
Mute buttons
To mute a monitor, click its Mute button. The Mute but-
ton will turn yellow. You can mute multiple monitors. To
unmute a monitor, click its Mute button again.
To mute all monitors at once, click the Mute All button
on the right side of the window.
To unmute all monitors at once, click the same button
(now labeled "Unmute All") again.
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Solo buttons
To solo a monitor, click its Solo button. The Solo button
will turn orange. You can switch multiple monitors to So-
lo mode. To remove a monitor from the Solo group, click
its Solo button again.
To remove all monitors from the Solo group at once,
click the Clear Solo button on the right side of the win-
dow.
Setting and recalling Reference levels
You can specify three Reference levels for your AIR
system. Working with predefined reference levels and
a well-calibrated AIR system ensures that you get pre-
dictable results.
To set a Reference level, click one of the three "Ref. Lvl"
buttons. Please note that the volume will immediately
jump to the level currently stored for this Reference lev-
el slot, so you should not be playing back a high level
signal while doing so!
Drag the Main Level slider on the right side of the win-
dow to set the desired level. To fine-tune the level, drag
the slider with the mouse while holding down the Shift
key on your computer keyboard. The new Reference
level is stored immediately.
You can use the optional AIR Remote to access your
previously stored Reference levels – see "AIR Remote"
on page 63.
To set the Master Level freely without it being stored to
one of the three Reference level slots, click the User
Fader button first.
AIR Control software

File page

Fig. 40: AIR Control software – Global – File page –
Recall section
Use the File page in the Global section of the AIR Con-
trol software to recall and store presets.
To learn what global and local parameters are stored in
presets and which parameters aren't, see "Parameter
storage" on page 47.
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