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== T1 Scenes Housekeeping == | == T1 Scenes Housekeeping == | ||
| + | === Scenes Overview === | ||
| + | One of the great features of the {{{T1}}} is the ability to save up to 10 sets of parameters used in tweaking the sound output. This is the Scenes facility which is described [here?]. | ||
| + | === The Problem === | ||
| + | It's easy to make adjustments to paramaters such as zEQ, Parametric EQ, Compression, Reverb etc for the individual channels and then save each complete set as a different scene (eg different scenes for different regular venues, or different scenes for differen performer setups... solo, duo, band, etc). | ||
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| + | What's not so easy is keeping track of which settings/parameters have been used for the individual scenes. | ||
| + | === A Possible Solution === | ||
| + | Some people have suggested that a scene editor software application would be a useful tool. | ||
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| + | In the meantime we have created an Excel spreadsheet with 11 separate tabs/worksheets - one page for each scene, and an overall summary page which is automatically populated as details are recorded on the individual scene pages. | ||
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| + | The spreadsheet can be downloaded [here?]. It's very simple and almost self explanatory but, if instructions are deemed necessary they will be provided here. | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 15 October 2008
T1 Scenes Housekeeping
Scenes Overview
One of the great features of the {{{T1}}} is the ability to save up to 10 sets of parameters used in tweaking the sound output. This is the Scenes facility which is described [here?].
The Problem
It's easy to make adjustments to paramaters such as zEQ, Parametric EQ, Compression, Reverb etc for the individual channels and then save each complete set as a different scene (eg different scenes for different regular venues, or different scenes for differen performer setups... solo, duo, band, etc).
What's not so easy is keeping track of which settings/parameters have been used for the individual scenes.
A Possible Solution
Some people have suggested that a scene editor software application would be a useful tool.
In the meantime we have created an Excel spreadsheet with 11 separate tabs/worksheets - one page for each scene, and an overall summary page which is automatically populated as details are recorded on the individual scene pages.
The spreadsheet can be downloaded [here?]. It's very simple and almost self explanatory but, if instructions are deemed necessary they will be provided here.