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e. Click the DDR 1 and DDR 2 tabs in the user interface (to let you to see what
happens in response to your control surface operations).
85. Press the DDR 1 button in the DELEGATE group under MEDIA PLAYERS on the control
surface.
86. If LOOP for DDR 1 is not enabled (i.e., its button is not brightly lit on the control surface),
press the LOOP button once.
87. Press the DDR 2 button in the DELEGATE group.
88. If LOOP for DDR 2 is enabled (its button is brightly lit on the control surface) press the
LOOP button once to turn it off.
89. Press the DDR 1 button again – note that the LOOP button illuminates, correctly showing
the current state for DDR 1 .
90. Multi-select the DDR 1 & DDR 2 delegate buttons.
91. Press LOOP . LOOP is turned off for both of the delegated Media Players .
92. Press LOOP again – The LOOP feature is enabled for both delegated Media Players .
93. Repeat this exercise using the AUTOPLAY or SINGLE buttons (or both together).
Until this point, we’ve not done anything to the Media Players that couldn’t
have been done without the control surface, so try the following simple but
powerful step:
94. Press Play . Both Media Players begin to run simultaneously. Press Stop .
5.1.5 POSITIONER
Let’s kick it up a notch now, using the control surface to perform multiple simultaneous
operations.
95. Enable AUTOPLAY, SINGLE and LOOP for both DDRs (see Section 5.1.4).