FX Mixer settings

klepoy

Can the FX mixer settings be saved as presets that can be loaded with one click? It seems that the FX preset only saves the control window effect and parameter. Thanks.

Nick

Do you mean the Mixer FX? If so, you can save the Mixer FX window settings in the tab labelled "MX".

klepoy

Oh ok. Let me try that. Thanks Nick!

klepoy

@nick so I loaded to videos on channels A and B, made changes to both channels effects in the Mixer FX window, then went to the MX tab of the presets window, choose the first slot and clicked save. I then reverted back my changes in the mixer FX window. On the presets window, clicked MX tab and triggered the first slot where i saved the previous settings. Nothing happens? Is it supposed to save the Settings in the mixer FX window for both channels? Did I correctly save the settings in the presets window? Thanks

Nick

I'm sorry, I'm a bit confused by what you mean, exactly. The FX Mappings, of the Mixer FX window can be applied to both channels. The Channel 1 and Channel 2 strips of the Mixer FX window simply select and indicate how these are applied. Saving a preset, in the "MX"/Mixer FX panel of the Presets window, should save the FX Mappings portion of the Mixer FX. Triggering the preset should then overwrite the FX Mappings. It doesn't save or overwrite the positions of the Channel 1/Channel 2 knobs and buttons (which should reflect whatever is happening on your mixer).

klepoy

Hmm. Maybe I’m not understanding the use case for saving the Mixer FX mapping as a preset. In the mixer FX window, left strip is channel 1/A and right strip is channel 2/B. What do you mean by “mapping”? Thanks.

Nick

The FX Mappings can be used map effects to the Hi, Mid, Low, and FX of your mixer. For each of the EQ controls you can map 2 effects to each EQ knob when they are cut (i.e. turned counter-clockwise from the center position), and 2 effects when they are boosted (i.e. turned clockwise from the center position). Both channels share the same FX mappings, however the EQ (or FX) control of each channel controls how these are applied to that specific channel - so completely cutting the Low EQ on Channel 1 will apply the same effects as completely cutting the Low EQ on Channel 2.