Yamaha AW4416 manual Scene memory, About scene memory, Parameters included in a scene

13 Scene memory

This chapter explains the scene memory function and how to use it.

About scene memory

On the AW4416, settings such as the mix parameters of each channel, external input/output patching, and effect 1/2 parameters can be assigned a name and stored in internal memory as a “scene.” The memory area in which these scenes are stored is called “scene memory.” Up to 96 scenes can be stored for a single song, and can be recalled by operations of the AW4416’s keys or by the automix function. All scenes stored in scene memory are saved on the hard disk as part of the song.

❒Parameters included in a scene

The following parameters are included in a scene.

	Fader locations for all channels and buses (input channels
	1–24, recorder monitor channels 1–16, AUX send levels 1–
	8, effect returns 1/2, stereo)
	ON key settings of all channels
	Attenuation settings of all channels
	Phrase settings of all channels
Mix parameters	EQ settings of all channels
	Pan settings of all channels
	Routing settings of all channels
	Fader group settings of all channels
	Pair settings of all channels
	Dynamics settings of all channels
	Delay settings of all channels
Effect parameters	Parameter settings of effects 1/2
	Scene name settings
Other
	Fader recall fade time settings
	Internal input/output patching and insert settings

❒About scene numbers

There are 97 scene numbers, numbered 00–96. Of these, scenes can be stored in scene numbers 01–96. Scene number 00 contains a scene that returns the param- eters to the initial state of the AW4416, and is for recall only.

— Operation Guide 203