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TASCAM US-16x08

6 – Using the Settings Panel

SceneMemory menu

Up to 10 Settings Panel states can be saved as scene

memories.
The SceneMemory menu starts with 10 SceneMemoryX ("X”

being 1–10) memories. Select one of these scene memories

to open a submenu that allows you to Save, Load or Rename

it.
You can also initialize all 10 scene memories at the same

time.

Windows version

Mac version

Save

Use this to save all Settings Panel settings except the on/

off status of the Analog X buttons. For details, see “Saving

Settings Panel settings” on page 20 in this manual.

Load

Use this to immediately apply settings that have been

saved to the selected scene memory. For details, see

“Loading Settings Panel settings” on page 20 in this

manual.

Rename

Use this to change the name of the scene memory that is

saved. For details, see “Input and output channels in mic

preamp mode” on page 22 in this manual.

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Saving Settings Panel settings

The current Settings Panel settings can be saved in a scene

memory.
Ten scene memories can be saved.

CAUTION

Only one set of Settings Panel settings can be saved in each

scene memory. For this reason, saving settings to a scene

memory will erase the previously saved settings.

1. In the menu bar, click the name of a scene memory in the

SceneMemory menu (Windows/Mac) to open the submenu.

2. Click “Save” in the submenu to save the current Settings

Panel settings to the selected scene memory.

Windows version

Mac version

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Loading Settings Panel settings

You can immediately change the current Settings Panel

settings to settings saved in a scene memory by loading it.

CAUTION

If you load a scene memory, the previous settings cannot be

restored. If you want to keep the current settings, save them

to a different scene memory.

1. Click the name of the scene memory that you want to load

in the SceneMemory menu to open the submenu.

2. Click “Load” in the submenu to immediately change the

Settings Panel settings to those saved in the scene memory.

Windows version

Mac version