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Buttons are blank by default. [Right]/Option]+click on a Button and choose one of your Macros from the top level list, or

Assign/Assign Command to select a Key Command to associate with the button. You can associate any Macro or

command to a button.

Buttons can also make use of custom icons. [Right]/Option]+click on a Button and click on Icon/Select Image and choose

any 22x22 pixel PNG image file to use a custom icon.

Make a New Macro

To make your own Macro, open the Macro Organizer window by clicking on Setup/Macro Organizer in the Edit Group of

the Macro Toolbar or navigating to Studio One/Macro Organizer. Click on New to open the Edit Macro window. Give your

Macro a Title, which is how it appears in any menu, as well as a Group Name, which determines how it is organized in the

previously mentioned Action list of the Macro Toolbar.

Next, navigate the list on the left to find the first command for your Macro, select it, and then click on Add to add the

command to the list on the right. Repeat this until each command you need is in the list. Note that the commands are

performed in the order they are listed, so be sure the order is set up to achieve the desired result. Select any item in the list

and click on Up or Down to move the item in the list.

Arguments

Note that some commands have Arguments associated with them, such as Track|Expand Layers. Commands with

Arguments show an Argument descriptor next to the command in the command list. Arguments provide a specific

behavior for commands where multiple behaviors are possible.

With the Track|Expand Layers command, the Argument 'Expand' should be set to 0 or 1. Setting the Argument to 0

disengages the Expand Layers option, whereas setting it to 1 engages the option.

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