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D-Control Guide 156
How Plug-In Mapping is Stored
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When you map a plug-in, all other instances of that plug-in
in the session will use the same mapping.

Plug-In mapping is saved as a preference file with a .pim ex-
tension.

Plug-In mapping for the last opened session is remembered
by the Pro Tools system (saved in the Pro Tools application
preferences file), so when you create a new session on the sys-
tem, all instances of the same plug-in will use the stored map-
ping.

Plug-In mapping files (.pim) files can be imported and ex-
ported for use with other D-Control and D-Command con-
soles.
To map an encoder to a fader (Plug-In mode):
1
While in Plug-In mode, press the Map switch in the Custom
Faders section.
2
In the Custom Fader channels, press the channel Select
switch on the channel where you want to map the encoder. The
Select switch flashes to indicate Map mode.
3
Do one of the following:
• In the Custom Fader channels, touch any rotary encoder
that you want to map to the selected channel’s fader.
– or –
• In the Custom Fader channels, press any switch that you
want to map to the selected channel’s Mute switch.
The mapped control appears on the selected channel’s fader.
Plug-In parameter mapping is remembered for that plug-in,
and is usable on any channel where it occurs.
To bypass mapping (Custom Fader Plug-In mode):

Press the lit Map switch. Even when it is not displayed, map-
ping is remembered for each plug-in.
To recall mapping (Custom Fader Plug-In mode):
1
Focus the plug-in in the Focus Channel Strip.
2
Recall the plug-in by pressing the Plug-In switch in the Cus-
tom Faders section.
3
Press the Map switch.
To clear mapping (Custom Fader Plug-In mode):
1
In Custom Faders Plug-In Map mode, display the plug-in
whose map you want to clear.
2
Press the Set to Default switch.
3
Press the Do To All switch.
4
Press the Select switch on any of the Custom Fader channel
strips.
Exporting and Importing .pim Files
To export plug-in mapping:
1
Press the Operation switch repeatedly to display the page
that includes Export Plug-In Maps (“Export PIMaps”).
2
Press the Soft Key that corresponds to “Export PIMaps.”
3
Enter a name for the Plug-In Map (.pim) file, choose a loca-
tion, and click Save .
4
Hold Control (Windows) or Command (Macintosh) and
press the Operation switch to exit.
To import plug-in mapping:
1
Press the Operation switch repeatedly to display the page
that includes Import Plug-In Maps (“Import PIMaps”).
2
Press the Soft Key that corresponds to “Import PIMaps.”
3
Locate the Plug-In Map (.pim) file you want to use and click
Import
.
4
Hold Control (Windows) or Command (Macintosh) and
press the Operation switch to exit.