Dear Keith,
thank you for your prompt answer, I don’t know what hardware limitation is on the base of this matter but in this case the concept of Shows and local scene and libraries are losing a little bit the sense for me (I mean in the way we are using our desks) 😀
I would like to do this exercise, assuming that we wouldn’t like to manage every time audio configuration and I/O patch recalling something already stored, to let you enter in our point of view.
If I well understand with the concept of Shows on USB, every sound engineer that is using our desks should remember to save on his own usb stick the current show with scenes and libraries because tomorrow the next engineer could recall his own Show wiping and overwriting all the desk.. local scenes included. In this case the local scene are useful only for the current show and they have to be stored at the end of every Show that you would repeat.
On the other hand we can avoid to use Save/Recall Shows (for me should be renamed simply as “SQ Memory”) and use only Scenes and I/O patch libraries to associate the whole desk configuration in 2 files and they can be kept both on desks and on our personal usb sticks. I’m thinking also on the fantastic concept of users… I give them a quota of scenes that maybe tomorrow someone could delete forever.. (?)
At this point, could it be possible to include in one library file the complete audio configuration (mono/stereo I/O) and I/O patch, inputs, outputs, mixes, tie line, usb, etc.. (instead of only input patch library)?
I’m not mother tongue so I hope I have well explained the conflict we have on SQ’s daily use managing these matters.
Thank you in advance for your help and attention.
Massimo
(happy owner of SQ5 SQ6 and a couple of DX168)
