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Removing Contents from a Preset
Sometimes it is necessary to remove unwanted content from a Preset. There are a few ways to remove
values from a preset, but the method described below is the one with the most control over what will be
removed.
Touch the attributes you would like to remove from a previously stored preset, press the [Rec] key.
Select the preset you would like to remove values from within the Preset Split Widget, in example
A window asking you what to do will be opened. Select
preset.
Alternatively, you may also select
prevent the "Not Empty – What to do?" Window from opening.
Replacing a Preset
Sometimes it may be more convenient to replace a Preset than merging and removing attributes
separately. However, it is important to understand that replacing a preset will remove values that are
present in the "old" Preset but are not present in the programmer, and will add new values that were not
present before.
Replacing a preset does not break cue references, and hence may break cues that have been already
programmed with this preset.
Once you changed your values accordingly to replace a previously stored preset, press the [Rec] key.
Select the preset you would like to replace within the preset widget, i.e.
A window asking you what to do will be opened. Select
with the touched attributes in the programmer.
Alternatively, you may also select
prevent the "Not Empty – What to do?" Window from opening.
Merging contents into a Preset (Or: Updating a Preset)
In case you wish to update a preset to just adjust some values, in example for a preset that is containing
the position of the lead singer of the show you tour with, the "merge" function is what you are looking for.
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from the Record toolbar after hitting the [Rec] Key, which will
Remove
from the Record toolbar after hitting the [Rec] Key, which will
Replace
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to remove touched attributes from the
Remove
Fig. 142: Record Toolbar - Remove
Preset 1
to replace the entire presets content
Replace
Fig. 143: Record Toolbar - Replace
Preset 1
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