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CHAPTER 11<br />

Preferences & Help Page<br />

Surround<br />

Any surround preference settings get always saved with your Engine Project.<br />

If you import multi channel audio files into Engine, you can save your default channel<br />

assignment using the appropriate pull-down menus. Additonally you can also save the<br />

default settings for three different surround output formats and also create your own<br />

presets.<br />

IMPORTANT: After your routing setup you can choose/switch between all available<br />

surround formats in the „Audio Out“ pull-down menu for each Layer<br />

individually and at any time.<br />

Engine Root Folder<br />

With the first start of Engine you have to select your current Engine Root Folder. From now<br />

on Engine will use this root folder for saving new files like Patches, Audio Files or Presets.<br />

If you should change the location of your „Engine Root Folder“ or the selected root folder<br />

should not be valid anymore, you will get asked to define the new/correct root folder with<br />

the next start of Engine. To change the Engine Root Folder manually just click on the<br />

„Select“ button. Now the browser of your OS opens and you can select the new path where<br />

you installed, moved or copied the desired „Engine Root Folder“.<br />

TIP: You do not have to save/copy all new Audio Data, Projects, Image Files, etc. into<br />

the intended folders of the „Engine Root Folder“. It is totally enough<br />

just to link an alias of the files. Thereby you can easily link multiple internal and<br />

external hard disks. Currently Engine supports up to 5 aliases successively.

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