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Copy Mix settings

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2019/10/01 at 2:40 pm #86726

audiokla
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Dear community,
sorry for my english.
My question:
Is it possible to copy the mix 1-10 settings at the Qu-Pac from scene to scene?
We have spent a lot of time to make perfect settings for our inEar monitoring and want to copy it from one scene to another.
Is this possible and how?
Thank you in advance
Greetings
Klaus

2019/10/01 at 3:17 pm #86728

Roy
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You can easily copy the channel strip (gain, PEQ, Gate, Compressor etc) by saving your IEM as a complete channel user preset. I do this for all instruments and vocalists and tweak according to the venue (which you won’t need as it’s for IEMs)

2019/10/01 at 3:23 pm #86729

audiokla
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Dear Roy,
Thank you very much.
Sorry, I am a newbie.
Is this also possible for the mix settings?
How can I do this?

2019/10/01 at 3:57 pm #86730

Roy
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When you mix settings do you mean fader levels etc? If so, you need to save the scene and recall when you need it. Perhaps set up your IEMs in the first few faders and create placeholders for the other channels with basic settings that you just adjust for the venue.

2019/10/01 at 4:05 pm #86731

audiokla
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yes I mean fader levels, eq settings etc.

2019/10/01 at 7:26 pm #86738

Mike C
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Your settings will be save progressively from scene to scene as you keep building new scenes, if you don’t change the mix
levels they will be the same in each scene re-call.
Maybe using scene safes or blocks so certain setting are not recalled with scenes would work for you.

2019/10/01 at 9:28 pm #86741

volounteer
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@audiokla

page 23 on Qu32 manual says
The Sel key can also be used to:
Copy mix processing – Hold down the Copy key and press the Sel key to copy the processing settings. Then select a different Mix, hold down the Paste key and press the Sel key to instantly paste those settings to that mix.

2019/10/04 at 9:16 am #86799

audiokla
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ok, thank you all.
So I can copy via scenes

2019/10/04 at 10:06 am #86800

audiokla
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i looked it up in the manual:
So when I set a scene safe with the mix settings and change the scene, the settings of the mix won’t be overwritten, right?
and then I can save the new scene.
Am I right?

2019/10/04 at 12:44 pm #86804

SteffenR
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yes that should it do

a trick… save your actual mix settings to a new scene as a backup… 😉

2019/10/04 at 3:55 pm #86807

audiokla
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oh yes, thanx Steffen
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