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Saving Your Settings
Console settings are saved within productions onto the internal
user data flash card. Each time you update a production you
store a one-shot memory of the current console status, including
low level settings such as DSP configuration, and high level
settings such as your mix and console layout.
It is a good idea to save and organise your productions early on.
Don’t overwrite your studio’s setup production with your own
settings! Instead, save a new production for each of your own
templates or for a particular show.
Note that within each production, you may create folders to
store snapshots. Snapshots store high level settings and provide
the ability to store different mixes/setups within the production.
For example, you may use snapshots to recall a different mix or
console layout for each band appearing in a live entertainment
show. Or, snapshots may be used to recall scene changes during
a live theatre production.
Saving a New Production
To avoid overwriting existing settings, we are going to save the
current status of the console into a new production:
1. Press the PROD FILE SCREEN CONTROL button to access
the Production display:
The last production loaded was DTM 2004, therefore this is the
Active production.