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Big Picture Concepts

Storage Mode versus Live Mode

When you rst create a Drag Net device conguration, it is

stored and appears under the Storage folder of the Project Win-

dow. ink of this as oine mode. Any changes made to Storage

conguration are saved to your computer only; they are not

updated automatically on the Live device.

Storage congurations are transferred to a Live device, which

appears under the Live folder of the Project window after suc-

cessfully polling for devices.

After transferring the conguration from Storage to Live you

can adjust parameters, build Presets, and set up Remote Map

associations in real time on the Live device. You can not add/de-

lete blocks or wires. ink of this as online mode. All changes

are automatically saved to the Live device; however, periodically

transfer the Live device settings back to a new or existing Storage

conguration in order to maintain an oine (backup) copy of

system settings. Live device settings are not automatically kept in

synch with Storage congurations.

File Concepts

A Storage conguration consists of:

• e Processing Map (schematic/audio signal ow).

• Parameter settings (gains, delay, EQ, etc.) and Preset info.

• Remote Map link info.

In Drag Net 4.2 and higher, these items are stored in a single

conguration le (see Project Window on page 1). is makes it

easier to track, transfer between computers or email your Drag

Net congurations. Previous to 4.2, this data was in three inde-

pendent les.

Dragging Tips (Storage mode)

Audio ow: Drag and drop blocks from the Palette window

to the Processing Map to build the audio portion of a Device

Conguration.

Control: Drag and drop items from the Parameter window

to the Remote Map to build the control portion of a Device

Conguration.

Move blocks around the Device Conguration window by

left-clicking the block to select it, then dragging the block to a

new location while continuing to hold down the mouse button.

Alternately, left-click the block to select it, hold down the CTRL

key, then use the arrow keys to reposition the block.

Drag and drop blocks from the Device Conguration win-

dow to the Preset window to add blocks to the Preset block list.

Drag and drop congurations between the Storage and Live

folders in the Project window to transfer congurations between

the PC and a Live unit.

Wiring Tips (Storage mode)

Wires can be dragged from Out pins to In pins found on each

processing block. A couple tips:

• You must wire from an Out pin to an In pin.

• Any Out pin can be wired to as many In pins as desired

— a dedicated split block is not required. It is not possible,

however, to connect multiple Out pins to a single In pin. Use

mixers or selectors for this purpose.

Presets

e current settings of a device (all Properties, or parameters) are

always stored in working memory and displayed in the Device

Conguration window, making for a true WYSIWYG (What

You See Is What You Get) interface. Each user-denable Preset

can store processing block Properties and Remote Map settings

for subsequent recall. A Preset can be comprised of any or all

processing or control elements displayed in the Device Congu-

ration window.

Only the processing parameters and the Remote Map set-

tings are stored in Presets — it is not possible to change the wire

routing or signal ow using Presets. If you require a completely

new signal ow, you must either draw all required parts of the

system in the Processing Map and then toggle Presets to route

the audio between the various system blocks using selectors or

mixers, or transfer a new Storage conguration from the PC to

the Live device.

Storing to Presets

Click the Add All Blocks button, located next to the Store

Preset button in the Preset window, to populate the Preset block

list (Name/Type) with all blocks on the Processing Map. Store a

Preset by clicking the Store Preset button and selecting a Preset

number. e current settings of each block in the list are stored,

the device conguration is automatically saved, and the stored

Preset is automatically recalled.

It is also possible to store and recall a subset of processing

and control blocks. Drag and drop (or alternately right-click a

block and choose Add to Preset) only the blocks you want stored

in the Preset from the Device Conguration window to the

Preset window. When the Preset is recalled, only the settings of

the blocks contained in the Preset are modied; all other blocks

remain unchanged from their current state. us, recalling

the Preset “overlays” the current settings with a subset of new

parameters.

Recalling Presets

e Recall Preset button in the toolbar at the top of the screen

recalls previously stored Presets. When a Preset is recalled, its

number is displayed in the upper right corner of the Preset win-

dow, the block list in the Preset window is populated, and small

numbered tags appear in the lower right corner of each process-

ing or control block comprising the recalled Preset. Clear these

tags by right-clicking within the Device Conguration window

and selecting Clear all preset tags.

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