Copy on screen parameters, like channel delay

[htevents]

Hello all,

From what I understand in the manual, you can copy certain parameters and settings to other channels and mixes for example. But for parameters it says you have to hold copy and press an “In” key to copy the parameter(s) and then press a “Sel” key of the channel you wish to copy the parameter(s) to. Does pressing an “In” key of a parameter that is only on screen also count, like channel delay parameters? Those parameters do not have a physical “In” key.

Thanks in advance.

[SQuser]

I just tried it out for you on a console and can tell you that the In-key(s) on the screen unfortunately don’t work for copying – only the physical keys.

[htevents]

Thanks for trying. To bad this doesn’t work. Time for a feature request then I think haha. Or somebody else has to know a way to copy channel delay setting to other channels.

[Geoff]

It’s not exactly what you asked for, but creating a ganging group and only selecting “delay” as the attribute will accomplish this. It also means the delays will track if you change one later, which may or may not be what you want.

Geoff

[htevents]

That might be a good one Geoff. Had not thought about that option. I assume that when I “un-gang” the channels, the delay settings will stay as they are, they just are not ganged anymore, so I then I have to change it one by one right?

[SQuser]

> Time for a feature request then I think haha.
Yes, why not for all In’s?

> Or somebody else has to know a way to copy channel delay setting to other channels.
I’m afraid it’s currently not possible.
If you copy a channel completely, the delay value will be copied too, but that won’t solve your problem.

> I assume that when I “un-gang” the channels, the delay settings will stay as they are, they just are not ganged anymore,
No no. In this case you would have to set the delay value in the group.
This means that all channels in this group would have the same delay, which can then be changed together for everyone.
(You could of course additional set deviations from this common value individually in each channel.)

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