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9 Storing and Using Presets 153
Storing Presets using [Record Only]
[Record Only] is a selective record process that stores only manual parameter data. Therefore,
when used to record presets, only manual data for channels will be stored in the preset. As with
[Record], filters and {Make Null} can be used to further modify what information is stored. See
“Storing Data with Record Filters” on page 201.
The following methods can be used to store presets using [Record Only]:
• [Record Only] [Preset] [5] [Label] [name] [Enter] - records manual parameter data for all
channels and adds a label to preset 5.
• [Record Only] [Preset] [Next] [Enter] - records manual data to the next sequential preset
number.
• [-] [3] [Record Only] [Preset] [n] [Enter] - stores the preset, withholding the group or
channels specified.
• [Channel list] [Record Only] [Preset] [6] [Enter] - stores the preset, but only the manual
data for the channel list supplied.
• [Channel list] {Color} [Record Only] [Preset] [7] [Enter] - stores only manual color data for
the specified channels to the preset.
Preset Options
When recording presets, two softkey options are available.
{Absolute}
Absolute presets are presets that when recalled the data is displayed and treated like absolute data
applied to a channel. The data is never referenced. An absolute preset will display with an ‘A’ in the
lower corner of the direct selects.
{Locked}
Locked presets are presets that are protected from being accidentally changed in Live.
A locked preset will display a “L” in the lower corner of the direct selects.
Locked presets can be updated by specifically calling the channels and the record target, [channel
list] [Update] [record target] [Enter]. Using [Update] [Preset] [1] [Enter] would not work in Live for
a locked preset. However locked presets are not protected in Blind.