Hi @Juli,
I believe @volounteer is thinking of Qu here, whereas SQ has 10 customisable user accounts.
We have purposefully allowed scenes to be recalled via SoftKey for greatest flexibility.
e.g.
If you have a scene that includes some important settings that affect all users, this could be on a SoftKey for recall even if the scene is outside of the range of scenes that user has access to. It then becomes kind of like a ‘panic’/reset key for inexperienced users. You may have other scenes with scene filters set up for very small changes too, such as to switch input patching between local and USB for example.
On the other hand, if you want to keep a user within a certain range at all times, then ensure the scene control SoftKeys are not set up in those scenes (or at least not in their log-on ‘user’ scene) and ensure that the Global Filter for SoftKeys is set to ‘Allow’.
If you’d like SoftKeys to control scenes in some scenes but not others, you can make use of Scene Recall Filters to allow or block changes on a scene by scene basis.
(and if you need to set up a lot of scene filters, you can also use the Copy and Paste keys on the surface with the ‘Recall Filter’ button on screen with a scene selected).
Hope this helps 🙂
Cheers,
Keith.
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