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CUSTOM STRIP LAYOUT IN EDITOR

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2009/04/26 at 2:35 pm #22026

grahamwhite
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Last night i did a show with Taio Cruz… a simple enough show, 1x Radio mic and 1x Stereo CD input. L+R outs and a Stereo IEM mix.

So as space was tight in the club i decided to just use the mixrack and a couple of wireless laptops.

The soundcheck went great, the ability to walk upto the stage and chat with the artist and make minute changes remotely is still kinda novel to most folk so it got quite a good audience.

So after soundcheck i muted, Archived my show, which only had a single scene and closed the laptop down.

30 mins before the show i open my laptop up and reconnect to mixrack only to find ALL of my custom strip had been restored to factory default.

So i changed it back (only took a few mins as i only had a couple of faders, a DCA and a single reverb return)

I saved the scene and also archived the show and restarted the laptop to see if it would lose the layout again…. it did.

Just wondering how you save the custom layouts, i imagine it would have been a nightmare if i had more than a few custom strips and they were lost.

Cheers
Graham

2009/04/27 at 4:03 pm #24294

CareyD
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Hi Graham.
Unlike the Surface, the Editor does not remember its virtual settings when you power it down. This is only an issue when you connect to ‘MixRack only. Obviously most of the ‘mixer’ settings are held in the MixRack so Editor will not lose these.

The ‘MixRack only’ virtual strip assignments are created in Editor and held on the PC, not in the MixRack. As the PC does not remember these settings you need to store them as a Scene after assigning them or before you power down, then recall that Scene on Editor when you reboot the program.

Store just the ‘Strip Assignments’ to this Scene. This means you will not overwrite any other mix settings when you recall the Scene. Also be careful not to overwrite any Scene currently stored using the Surface. Find a Scene number not used for anything else and allocate this as your Editor strip Scene.

I hope that makes sense. Let me know if you need further help with this.
Regards,
Carey

2009/05/25 at 5:51 am #24333

Albin
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Just 1 question – what exactly is meant by “custom strip”?

Does that mean that you loose your personell layout everytime you power down?

Using iLive T112 and IDR32

2009/06/01 at 12:23 am #24340

mumu
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custom strip is the layout you made – the channel strips you named
set the colours and placed `em on the surface
every show i make / prepare i make two “layouts” one for the computer
and one for the surface (in my case the 144 ) as i often use my laptop
on stage for monitoring the layout is different to what i want to see on the console….
i did a example show for a friend who recieved his system these days..

http://www.megapeng.com/public/centronics.rar

it contains a example show for the t system prepared to run 24 inputs as foh channels and the next 24 as monitor channels
too there is a explaining pdf but only in german…

ps- the surface (console) always remembers its layout
but not the editor (computer)

cheers
dave

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