Saving And Loading - M-Audio Trigger Finger Pro User Manual

Saving and Loading

Trigger Finger Pro lets you save Presets, Sequences, and Preferences to its internal memory. You
can then load your saved Presets and Sequences later, while your saved Preferences are stored
globally, remaining in place until you edit and save them again.
These three kinds of settings are independent of each other, so you can mix and match them as
desired; they are not dependent on each other.
To save a Preset, a Sequence, and/or Preferences:
1. In any mode, press the Save button.
2. Press the first Function Button (Save Type) to change what type of setting(s) you are saving.
The upper-left part of the display will show Save Preset, Save Sequence, Save Preferences,
or Save All.
Tip: The type of setting that appears in the display first depends on what mode you are in. For
instance, Save Sequence is the default type in Sequence Mode, and Save Preset is the
default type when in Control Mode. You can press and hold Save for two seconds to perform
an automatic Save All. This saves your Presets, Sequences, and Preferences all at once.
3. For Presets and Sequences only: If you want to edit the name of the Preset or Sequence,
press the second Function Button (Edit Name).
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To select the desired character in the name to edit, use the second and third Function
Buttons (<- and ->).
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To select the desired type of characters (A–Z, a–z, 0–9, or Symbols) use the first
Function Button (Char Set).
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Turn the Value Dial to scroll through the available characters in the character set.
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Press the Value Dial to move to the next character in the name.
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Press the fourth Function Button (OK) to return to the previous screen.
4. For Presets and Sequences only: Turn the Value Dial to select the number to which you want
to save your Preset or Sequence. The number and name of the "destination" Preset or
Sequence will appear on the display.
5. Press the third Function Button (Save) to save, or press the fourth Function Button (Cancel)
to return to your original mode.
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