Calrec BRIO 36, User Manual

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Creating Multiple User Memories
Best practice is to create one ‘default’ user memory, test it, make any necessary changes, and then use this as the basis
for all other user memories within the Show. This speeds up the process by reducing the need to make the same changes
to many different user memories.
To do this, create, test and update what is to be the ‘default’ user memory as described above, then, with the this user
memory still loaded on the surface, tap
NEW , and the information will be saved into a new user memory, effectively
duplicating it.
Storage Capacity
There is a capacity indicator at the top of the memories screen which shows how much storage space is available.
If more space is required, delete any old Shows and user memories which are no longer needed. The capacity indicator
shows the amount of space available on the controller card for storing Shows and Memories, however, the controller card
memory is also used for other files and folders and so the capacity may vary.
FIGURE 2 -
MEMORY CAPACITY
Memory Isolation
Memory Isolation is a system whereby paths or individual path parameters can be protected from being updated when
a user memory is loaded. When in ‘active Show’ view, memory isolation options are available per-path from the ISO
drop-down menu in the right hand side of the access bar: use the drop-down menu to select which parameters to isolate
for the currently accessed path.
ISOLATE ALL or ISOLATE NONE options are also available.
Isolate can also be assigned as a function to be switched by the S1 or S2 Strip User Buttons on the surface
Note: Paths that have been isolated from memory loads can be moved around the surface.