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Editing a macro, Other functions – Roland VR-6HD Direct Streaming AV Mixer User Manual

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Other Functions

Editing a macro

You can edit the contents of a function, change the order in which it is

executed, or copy/delete a function either while creating a macro or after

the macro is finished.

Editing the contents of a function

1 .

Using step 4 in “Recording a Macro” (p. 69), touch the line

you want to edit from the operation list.

A popup menu appears.

2 .

Touch .

The EDIT FUNCTION menu appears.

Menu

Value

Explanation

FUNCTION

PGM TAKE
PGM/PST

SELECT
AUX SELECT
INPUT ASSIGN
TRANSITION

TIME
TRANSITION

TYPE
PinP & KEY ON/

OFF

PinP & KEY

SOURCE
PinP & KEY

WINDOW
PinP & KEY

CROPPING
PinP & KEY VIEW
DSK ON/OFF
DSK SOURCE
SPLIT TYPE

Sets the operation

to record to the

macro.

* The related menu is

shown according to the
operation you set.

WAIT:
Sets the waiting

time before the

next operation is

executed.

3 .

Follow steps 5–9 in “Recording a Macro” (p. 69) to edit the

operation.

Copying a function

* Copying is disabled if the number of recorded functions have reached

the limit (10).

1 .

Using step 4 in “Recording a Macro” (p. 69), touch the line

you want to copy from the operation list.

A popup menu appears.

2 .

Touch .

The copied operation is added to the last line of the list.

Moving a function

1 .

Using step 4 in “Recording a Macro” (p. 69), touch the line

you want to move from the operation list.

A popup menu appears.

2 .

Touch .

3 .

A green cursor is shown to indicate the move destination.

Use the [VALUE] knob to specify the move destination, and

press the [VALUE] knob.

This moves the line.

Deleting a function

1 .

Using step 4 in “Recording a Macro” (p. 69), touch the line

you want to delete from the operation list.

A popup menu appears.

2 .

Touch .

This deletes the operation line.

MEMO

What’s the difference between “PREVIEW” and “EXECUTE”?

When you touch or at the bottom of the edit

screen, this executes the macro. With “PREVIEW”, the action reverts to

the previous state once it is executed; but with “EXECUTE”, the results

are reflected and remain in PROGRAM OUT.