Copy, Paste, Reset

The Surface provides dedicated edit keys to let you quickly copy or reset settings. Editor uses a right mouse click.

Surface

Hold down the COPY key and then press a SEL or MIX key to copy its related settings on to the 'clipboard'.  Now hold down the PASTE key and press the related SEL or MIX key on the channel or master strip or processing block you wish to copy the settings to. You can paste the clipboard settings into multiple channels.

To reset parameters to factory default hold down the RESET key and press the SEL or MIX key of the channel or master strip or processing block you wish to reset.

Editor

Right click over part of a fader strip or within a processing block.  Hang the pointer over:

Settings that can be copied and reset:

Processing block SEL - Parameters associated with that block, for example, just the PEQ or compressor.  Paste these into other channels using their related processing block SEL key or the channel strip SEL key.  This lets you quickly paste into many channels without the need to open up the processing view for each.

Channel, FX return or master strip SEL - All processing parameters associated with that channel, for example, the PEQ, GEQ, Compressor, Limiter and Delay of a mix master.

Channel strip MIX - Mix parameters of that channel including its send levels to the masters, send, group and DCA assignments, but not its fader level or pre/post settings.

Master strip MIX - Mix parameters of that master including its send levels from all channels, send, group and DCA assignments, but not fader level or pre/post settings. For example, you can copy one Aux mix into another as a starting point for setting up that monitor mix.