RME Audio Fireface UFX User Manual page 59

Preset. Settings of the EQ and the Low Cut
can be stored, loaded, and copied between
channels at any time. A click on Preset opens
a menu with several entries:
Recall: Presets stored before by the user
can be selected and loaded
Save to: There are 16 storage places
available (EQ Preset 1 to 16)
Import: Loads a previously stored TM EQ
file (.tmeq)
Export: Stores the current state as TM
EQ file (.tmeq)
Factory: Includes 14 examples for the
creative use of Low Cut and Equalizer
Reset: Resets the Low Cut and EQ to
have zero influence (Gain 0 dB)
Rename: The EQ Presets 1 to 16 can be renamed. The changes will be shown in both lists
Recall and Save to.
Notes on the EQ Presets
Copy between channels: The EQ Preset menu of all channels is identical. If an EQ setup is
stored via Save to on one of the 16 storage places, it is then also available in any other channel
via Recall.
Copy between Snapshots: The Presets are not saved in Snapshots, therefore do not change
when a different Snapshot is loaded. Presets are saved in Workspaces and also loaded with
these.
Copy between Workspaces: is done by the export and import function of the Preset menu.
Important and useful Presets should always be saved as TM EQ file, so that they can not get
lost even on accidental overwrite.
Factory Presets: loaded like all Presets the settings of both Low Cut and EQ simultaneously.
The current state, On or Off, is neither saved nor activated on load. With this a preset can be
loaded anytime, but will not become active before the user decides to switch the EQ and/or LC
on – except they had been active already before the load process. For this reason some Fac-
tory Presets have special names. For example Telephone (LC+EQ) will sound much better
when the LC has been activated additionally to the EQ, as the LC is set to an unusual high fre-
quency of 500 Hz here.
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