I guess I don’t quite understand your question.

Are you wanting to re-assign what is on socket 9 to socket 11 and so on? If it is, click preamp under processing select (left side of screen) then click select on the input strip and then in the source select, you can assign what socket that input DSP uses.

If this isn’t what you are looking for, could you give a little more information on what it is you are looking to do?

Kris
Indiana, USA

Hi Ray’s

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If I understand your question, you can only rearrange strips in the “Custom” panel….

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You can also re arrange any of the surface layout strips.

Tim

Select I/P from the north tool bar this will show you the available input channels on the mixer then select either Surface or Custom from the same toolbar this will then show you your surface layout or custom channel strip both of which can be edited.

In the setup mode on the West tool bar select: strip and in the processing view select multi

You can now drag multiple input/mix channels from the I/P or mix window to the Surface & Custom strip layouts.

If you place your cursor over the top of a strip you will replace what is in that strip.
If you place the cursor between 2 strips you will insert your selected chanels between the 2 strips. All channel strips to the right side of where you innsert your new channels strips will be shifted right.

Hope that helps

Regards
Sam A&H

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Originally posted by Stealth

Tim

If you place your cursor over the top of a strip you will replace what is in that strip.
If you place the cursor between 2 strips you will insert your selected chanels between the 2 strips. All channel strips to the right side of where you innsert your new channels strips will be shifted right.

Hope that helps

Regards
Sam A&H

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Something else I’ve noticed is that layers 1-4 are “logically grouped together” within their bank. If you insert a number of new strips, for instance in Layer 1 all the strips in Layers 2-4 will get bumped up. Any pushed off the end of Layer 4 are gone, but deleting strips will move the others back toward Layer 1 etc. When I say delete that’s by dragging a strip off a layer into a blank area on the desktop. Also of note is that the first time you drag a strip off that space goes gray. If you repeat with the gray space the strips to the right then move back. I’m not sure if it’s supposed to work this way just something I’ve noticed. This was also in the editor offline, I haven’t tried it when connected yet.

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad soon I hope.

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Originally posted by Stix

Yes that is normal and allows you to create blank strips between used ones. It’s the equivalent of “unused” when setting strip assignments on the surface.

Cheers

Richard Howey
Audio Dynamite Ltd
IDR48/IDR16/T112/R72/Mixpad,Tweak,
Dual M-Dante/DVS, 17″MBP/Logic 9/Custom Mackie Control

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Thanks for confirming that Richard!

When using dual monitors on the laptop blank strips can be nice with all the screen real estate. Let’s me segregate things even more if needed. Stumbling onto the fact that the layers are connected in a bank is a nice touch as well. Just makes it a little quicker to drag blocks of 8 or 12 faders into layer 1 and load a whole bank without having to switch layers. The little touches do make a difference.

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad soon I hope.

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Originally posted by timtrace

Thanks everyone — this is almost exactly the solution I desired. I’m happy. I’d forgotten about custom strips — I used them early on, 1.53 or thereabouts, and when an upgrade wiped my custom strip configuration, I never looked back. Now I’ve created all kinds of fancy strips with FX returns next to inputs! I probably won’t win a UI design competition but it works for me Thanks again!

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Never Surrender Tim, Never Surrender! []

Scott

iDR 32
iDR D-Out
MMO
Lenova T61, M90, iPad soon I hope.