Genesys User Manual - AMS Neve

Hold mode / Auto mode
The above procedure describes how the Recall software works as it
automatically displays each control in turn, on each channel strip in turn,
for reset.
Sometimes it is desirable to only reset certain controls on specific channel
strips, and in this instance, Hold mode is used.
This is turned on and off by pressing the HOLD button underneath the
large control graphic (or by toggling the 0 key on the keyboard).
▶ It will now be possible to directly select which channels the Recall
screen displays, by pressing the appropriate fader SOLO button on the
console surface.
You can display the Recall screens for the Rev Return strips by using the
8T SOLO buttons:
• 8T 1 = Rev 1
• 8T 3 = Rev 2
• 8T 5 = Rev 3
• 8T 7 = Rev 4
▶ Reset as many controls as you wish.
▶ Select another channel using the SOLO button, or click the Exit button
on screen to leave Recall.
Once the desired controls have been reset, please exit Recall before
carrying on working (when working in Hold mode, there is no Verify
procedure as there is in Auto mode).
Please note that in Hold mode, it will not be possible to select which parts
of the console are to be included in Recall using the four buttons above
the large on-screen graphic.
If there is a problem with any of the modules (for example, if one has
been removed for repair and there is a gap in the console), a screen will
tell you that no Recall data is available for that specific channel strip.
This screen will appear each time you try to save or load a Recall file,
unless you tick the Ignore For This Session? box.
▶ Click OK to close.
If you wish to open Recall without saving or loading a file, then click the
RECALL button at the bottom of the main Genesys screen.
The Recall screen will open with no parameters displayed.
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