M-Audio EQMan [18/31] The current program status

down during sequences sending MIDI EQ commands, either choose a

slower update speed or close the Remote Control application

altogether.

Volume Fader App

You may choose to display the Volume Fader application (EQ-Vol) or

not. If “Show” is selected, EQ-Vol is opened automatically when you

open the Remote Control and closed when the Remote Control is

closed.

The Current Program Status

In the middle of the control/status bar, the current program status is

displayed. When you load or select a program from within the Remote

Control application, its name is displayed here, as well as the program

number in brackets, i.e. [01] for program 1. If any changes are made in

the program, an exclamation point “!” will appear to the left of the

name. This indicates the program has been modified but not yet saved

to disk or Rom. Saving the program will clear this exclamation point.

The current program status area is also an active region of the screen that

you may double-click with the mouse. The result of a double-click is to

pop up a list of current programs loaded in the Remote Control. The

current program in this list will have a check mark to the left of its

name. You may select another program from this list if desired. A

sample list is pictured below:

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Program List from Double-Clicking Current Program Status Area

The Lock Button

The Lock button enables/disables channel “ganging” of the faders. The

button will display “Locked” when the left and right channels are

ganged, and will display “Lock” when they are not ganged. Ganging

allows you to control both the left and right channels at the same time

by dragging the fader or slider of one channel. Typically, it’s useful to

gang the faders when working with audio that is well-balanced (tone as

well as volume) between the left and right channels. On the other hand,

one channel may contain totally different material or require tweaking --

use the faders in an unganged fashion to set the left and right channel

parameters to their own unique settings.

The Flat Button