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29 X AIR User Manual

Preferences Tab

Select the ‘Apply changes to all channels’ option if you would like changes made

to bus send taps (pre/post-EQ, etc) to be applied to all channels.

Auto Select options allow the last soloed channel to be selected automatically,

and allow a channel to be automatically selected whenever its fader is adjusted.

Exclusive solo mode allows only one source to be soloed at a time. Pressing a

channel’s Solo button will automatically un-solo previously soloed channels.

The ‘Fine’ fader mode allows adjustments to the faders to occur more gradually,

allowing more precise control when making small changes.

The update rate defaults to 100%, meaning the meters and RTA display

immediate feedback of the audio signals. However, this can be adjusted to 50%,

which shows less detail but also conserves on processing power.

The conguration of the application’s windows can be stored and recalled upon

launch. Click the Initialize button to clear the stored window conguration.

Use the Always on Top selection to keep certain windows in view regardless of

other windows being adjusted.

7.12 Snapshot Page

The snapshot function allows specic bits of information to be saved for

immediate recall. For example, quick changes can be selected for dierent acts of

a play, performances in a music festival with several bands, or dierent

church services.

Click the ‘Snapshots’ icon on the right hand side of the main screen. A window

will open with a list of parameters to select for recall. You can select individual

channels/parameters that will be recalled from a previously saved snapshot, or

click the ‘All’ button to choose everything in a category. There may be channels,

buses, parameters, etc. that should remain unaected throughout an event, so

this method is benecial for its highly specic method of recall.

To save a snapshot, click one of the slots in the left-hand list. A new entry will

appear in the list where you can type in a name for the new snapshot. Note that

all aspects of the current arrangement will be saved to a new snapshot slot, and

the specic elements of that snapshot can be selected upon recall.

The snapshots recall parameters are listed in 3 categories: channel, parameter

and global.

The Channel Section lets you determine which channels or bus masters will be

aected during recall.

The Parameter Section lets you determine which specic preamp elements will

be recalled for the channels and buses selected in the Channel Section above.

Source aects the input vs. USB selection, Input recalls basic preamp settings

such as phantom and gain setting, and Cong recalls the conguration. EQ, Dyn,

Fdr/Pan and Mute recall these settings for the selected channels, and the bus/FX

sends can be individually assigned for recall.

Global Settings allow the input/output routing to be recalled, as well as global

conguration, DCA assignments, and FX block settings.

To delete a snapshot that is no longer necessary, select it from the list and

click Delete.

7.13 Utilities

Utilities oer convenient editing and customization of items that are not easily

controlled on other windows or menus.

RTA Utility

The RTA utility allows customization of the appearance and functionality of the

real time analyzer. The RTA Source pull-down menu allows a specic channel or

bus to be xed to the RTA, or the RTA can follow the active channel. Select Solo

Priority to send any soloed channel to the RTA.

The Decay adjustment controls how quickly the frequency bands fall after

reaching their initial indication. Peak Hold will leave a small marker to indicate

the peak measurement over a longer period of time while still monitoring the

ne audio activity. RTA Gain compensates for audio levels, ensuring accurate

readings. Select the Auto Gain feature to automatically select an appropriate

RTA gain level. The EQ overlay adjustment controls the opacity of the RTA when

viewing channel EQ curves. Select Spectrograph to view the audio energy across

the spectrum, where blue represents lower levels and red indicates higher

levels. Note that this only aects the RTA utility window and not the individual

channel EQs.

Channel and Graphic EQs can be preassigned to have spectrograph RTAs, and can

operate as pre or post-EQ. These selections can be overridden on the channel/bus

EQ tab. Select the ‘Use RTA Source’ option if you want to view a source’s RTA while

adjusting another channel's EQ.

Select a 30 or 60 dB gain range, and pre or post EQ results. Select Peak to monitor

the rapid changes in frequency response, or RMS to view an average response

over a longer period of time.

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