Quick start guide a guide for people using m7cl in the real world. Part 3 guide to scenes; recall safe, focus, storing, scene management, saving and loading. This guide is for people about to use the m7cl with multiple scenes for the first time and for users who wish to transfer their console set ups...
2/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 table of contents table of contents ...................................................................................................................................................................................................2 scene management and other memor...
3/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 scene management and other memorized features. M7cl can memorize all of its mixing parameters such as eq, dynamics and fader levels. These memories are stored into a “snapshot” or “scene”. The analog equivalent is “marking up” the desk on the familiar printed sheet...
4/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 next press the [store] key and the scene store keyboard pop-up will appear. This lets you name the scene and provides extra space for a comment or longer scene name. If you store to a location containing a previously stored scene, this scene will be lost. (but see ...
5/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 managing the scene list. Scenes appear in the list next to a position number. Above the list are [cut], [copy], [paste], and [insert] option buttons so that you can re-order the scene list. This also lets you clear un-used scenes. It is important to realize that th...
6/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 to apply recall safes. The recall safe mode pop-up is in the ch job (channel job) area. Press the [ch job] button on the screen and then press the [recall safe] button, the pop-up will appear. Recall safes can be applied from this screen and the safe parameters can...
7/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 focus (or recall focus); typical use examples. Focus is another way of limiting the amount of information that is recalled when the chosen scene is recalled. 1. Multiband shows. In a multiband line up show each engineer wants his own geq setting, but also they want...
8/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 what is in a scene? When a scene is stored it is useful to know what is included in the scene and can be changed by scene recall and what is not. However just because things are not remembered by scene recall doesn’t mean they are not remembered at power down or ar...
9/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 saving data to a usb storage device. The scenes and set up of an m7cl console can be stored to an external usb storage device. This serves to back up the console’s internal memory and allow transfer of the data to another console in another territory. Files made on...
10/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 other memorized data. Some things are memorized by the console but not included in the all data file. And some things are not memorized by the console at all. Memorized at power down on the console but not in all data file - passwords - screen page - brightness cont...
11/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 scene management using studio manager and m7cl editor. Yamaha’s studio manager is a host program to contain editors for various yamaha products. It gets the “studio” name as originally it was for the studio desks and digital keyboards. Yamaha studio manager is ava...
12/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 using the scene window. The scene window shows two columns. The right side column is headed “internal data” and the scenes listed in this column form part of an all data session fi le. They are available for editing on the software. If the editor is connected onlin...
13/13 m7cl quick start guide part 3 how to merge two sessions together. M7cl can only hold one session file at a time, but scenes from more than one session can be merged using the m7cl editor. First choose the session that will provide the setup and user defined key information. Take the other sessio...
Revision history m7cl quick start guide part 3 month / year version contents april 2007 1.0 first edition released..
