Mackie TT24 Quick Start Manual - 6.8 Snapshots

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6.8 Snapshots 

Figure 6-17 SNAPSHOTS Touchscreen

Press the 

SNAP

 QuickMix button to open the SNAP-

SHOTS Touchscreen. The right side of the screen 

displays a vertical list of all snapshots with 

FILTER 

EDIT

, 

TITLE EDIT

, 

PROTECT

, 

CLEAR

, 

STORE

, and 

RECALL

 buttons to the left (Figure 6-17). 

Touch a snapshot name in the SNAPSHOT TITLE 

field to select it. An empty snapshot slot displays 

Empty

while a used snapshot displays 

Snapshot n

 where 

n

 is 

the automatically incremented snapshot number. 

6.8.1 FILTER EDIT

Figure 6-18 SNAPSHOTS FILTER EDIT Touchscreen

Press the 

FILTER EDIT

 button to access the specific 

filtering screens. The TT24 offers the ability to filter mix 

elements like mute, fader, pan, EQ, compressor, gate, 

auxes, and others on a per snapshot basis.

When any of the elements are selected in the filter 

edit screen, they are not affected when that snapshot is 

recalled.

Additionally, internal EFX and individual input and 

output channels can be filtered out of snapshot recall as 

well through the channel filtering section on the filter 

edit screen. 

Note:

 All filter settings apply to an individual snapshot.

Figure 6-19 SNAPSHOTS Channel Filtering Touchscreen

6.8.2 TITLE EDIT 

Press the TITLE EDIT button to change the name of a 

snapshot from the default 

Snapshot n

. When the 

“Enter 

new snapshot name”

 screen appears, type in the new name 

using the keypad on the screen and press 

OK

 to finish.

6.8.1 PROTECT 

The 

PROTECT

 button allows the user to prevent a 

snapshot from being cleared or overwritten. To protect 

a snapshot: 

•  select a snapshot then click the 

PROTECT

 button;

OR

•  click in the LOCK column next to the desired snap-

shot. 

When protected, a lock icon appears in the LOCK 

column to the right of the snapshot name. The absence 

of an icon next to a snapshot denotes that it can be de-

leted or overwritten. In Figure 6-17, snapshots 1, 2, and 

5 are locked and the rest are unlocked. 

To edit or clear a locked snapshot: 

•  select it and click the 

PROTECT

 button;

OR

•  click the lock icon.