Library Window Dragging - Yamaha M7CL Quick Start Manual

Library Window dragging.

Example; load a stored user effect from one session to another.
In this example let's imagine that "Guest", the vocalist is joining "The Examples" on stage. "Guest" requires a
special delay effect patch to suit his voice. The special effect parameters are available in a different M7CLV3 fi le.
There are two ways to transfer them;
1. Manually. Open Studio Manager and M7CLV3 Editor and look at the parameters in "Guests" show fi le. Then copy
them manually into the show fi le of "The Examples" and store them. This is acceptable if there is only one effect
but if Guest was going to sing several songs with different effects it could be tedious and error prone.
2. Use M7CLV3 Editor to drag them across.
You cannot directly load this library into a console,
but you can drag library entries out and put then in a
different session fi le.
Close the "Guest" session and open "The Examples".
Open the Effect Library window.
Next open the "GuestFX" library on the FILE side, by
using the Open button above the FILE column. (It could
still open from the saving).
Drag the stored "Guest Delay FX" from FILE to INTERNAL
data. Choose a location that is free.
Now the Guest effect is available in the main band show
fi le.
M7CL Quick Start Guide Part 3
Before Guest Delay FX can be transferred from one fi le
to another it must be stored to the effect library. Using
M7CLV3 Editor, open the scene with the effect, open the
Effect Editor Window and store the effect to the library.
(This might already be done by Guest's engineer.)
Next, drag the stored effect from the right hand column
(INTERNAL DATA) and drop in the left hand column (FILE)
and confi rm. You cannot choose library positions less
than 056 as these are ROM for the Yamaha presets.
Save the new user library by clicking on SAVE above
the FILE column. This will save the library onto your
computer as a .M7C fi le. However it is important to
understand this is not a M7CL session fi le, just an effects
library. For this reason we suggest you give the library
a name that refl ects what its contents are, because it
is easy to get it mixed up with other .M7C fi les if you
don't. In this case we choose "GuestFX".
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