CHAPTER 3: USING COMPASS TOOLS

Copying or Saving Matrix Values

1.Right-click on a crossover point: either the crossover point you wish to copy or save, a crossover point on a row you wish to copy or save, or on any crossover point if you want to copy or save the entire matrix. The Clipboard Options and Saved Settings window will be displayed.

2.Select the appropriate Copy for the set of controls that is to be copied, or the appropriate Save if you wish to save values to a file. The button row labeled Matrix Gain corresponds to the specific crossover point, Matrix Input Row to the row, and Summing Matrix to the entire matrix. If you are saving matrix values a file selection window will allow you to select the directory and file name.

Pasting or Loading Matrix Values

1.Right-click on a crossover point: any crossover point to affect the entire matrix, a crossover point on a row you wish to change, or a specific crossover point. The Clipboard Options and Saved Settings window will be displayed.

2.Select Paste if your previous copy was of the appropriate type, or click the appropriate Load if you wish to load values from a file. The button row labeled Matrix Gain corresponds to the specific crossover point, Matrix Input Row to the row, and Summing Matrix to the entire matrix. If you are loading matrix values a file selection window will allow you to select the directory and file name.

3.The value(s) of the crossover point, crossover row, or entire matrix will be overwritten with the pasted or loaded values.

NOTE: Channel Selects and global Galileo linking can result in other matrix controls also being overwritten. The Clipboard Options and Saved Settings window provides a list of linked Galileos and channels.

Using a Factory Preset Matrix

A number of pre-defined matrices are included with Compass. These can be used as a starting point for designing a matrix tuned to your venue.

1.Select the [Galileo Unit] > Summing Matrix page.

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