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Presets
The DTP CrossPoint 84 can store up to 32 presets and can include both selected ties and
selected audio signal processing settings made in the program. Presets, when recalled,
overwrite only a portion of the current configuration, leaving other ties and settings
unchanged, and are useful when only selected ties and/or settings, such as for a particular
room, need to be changed.
Save a preset
Before you save a preset using the DSP Configurator program, you must select (mark) the
desired ties and signal processor blocks. Save a preset as follows:
1.
Mark the desired video and audio ties as desired:
a.
Click an output node ( ). The node is marked by a green outline ( ).
The output and the tied input are selected to be saved as a preset.
b.
Ctrl-click additional outputs as desired.
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Mark the desired mic mix-points:
a.
Click a mix-point ( ). The point is marked by a green outline ( ).
The mic/line input, the mixed output, and all mix settings are selected to be saved
as a preset.
b.
Ctrl-click additional mix-points as desired.
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3.
Mark the desired gain and/or processor blocks:
a.
Click a processor block. The block is marked by a green outline ( ).
The processor block and all of its settings is selected to be saved as a preset.
b.
Ctrl-click additional processor blocks as desired.
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chain, use right-click > Mark Row.
If an input is tied to multiple outputs, and you want the entire set of ties saved
as a preset, mark each output to save that tie.
To mark multiple successive outputs (marking all outputs selects all ties),
mark the uppermost output node as described in step 1a. Then,
Shift-click an output node under it to mark all of the outputs between the
two nodes.
To mark the same mic/line input mix-point for a successive series of
outputs, mark the leftmost or rightmost mix-point as described in
step 2a. Then, Shift-click a mix-point to the left or right of it to mark each
mix-point in the row (mix the mic/line input to each output).
To mark the same output mix-point for a successive series of mic/line
inputs, mark the uppermost mix-point as described in step 2a. Then,
Shift-click a mix-point under it to mark each mix-point in the column (mix
the output to each mic/line input).
To mark multiple successive processor blocks in a
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