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<h1 class="firstHeading">Parameter Preset Groups</h1>
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<p id="siteSub">Parameter Preset Groups are user selected
groups of parameters for use with <a href="Parameter Presets.html">Parameter
Presets</a>.</p>
<p>A Parameter Preset Group is a collection of parameters.
Parameters from various processing objects and devices
can be included in the same group. Parameter Preset Groups
can be created either by right clicking on a processing
object (e.g. a gain), or a control panel object (e.g.
a fader), and selecting <span class="hcp1">New
Parameter Preset Group</span>. Alternatively, a group
of parameters can be selected from a custom control panel
and by right clicking on the selection, a new Parameter
Preset Group can be created which contains the selected
objects. Further parameters can be added to a group at
a later time by using the <span class="hcp1">Add
to Parameter Preset Group</span> selection from the right
click menu. When using this menu option, a dialog appears
with a list of all existing Parameter Preset Groups. Parameters
can be added to a group in this way, thus building up
a Parameter Preset Group containing the relevant parameters
and no others.</p>
<p>Parameter Preset Groups can be created, renamed or deleted
by using the <a href="Preset Toolbar.html">Preset Toolbar</a>.</p>
<p>Click on the 'New Parameter Preset Group' button and
enter a useful name for the group, e.g. "Audio Volumes".
Parameters can be added to the group later.</p>
<p>If you attempt to add a parameter to a group and it
has already been assigned to that group then a dialogue
will warn that the operation cannot be completed because
these parameters are already included in the group.</p>
<p>Parameter Preset Groups appear in the Design tree in
the 'Presets�' folder. Dragging a group onto a control
panel will create a preset selector on the control panel
which allows selection of the parameter presets within
that group. Dragging a Parameter Preset onto a control
panel will create a preset recall button.</p>
<p>To check the contents of a group use the <a href="MAINStored_Parameter_Value_Editor.htm">Stored
Parameter Value Editor</a> found on the Preset toolbar.
The device which has controls stored in the Parameter
Preset Group will be shown in the left hand pane. Open
up the tree and you will see a list of the names of all
the processing objects which have parameters included
in the group. Clicking on a processing object from this
list will display its parameters which are included in
the group and their preset values in the right hand pane.
The preset values can also be changed here.</p>
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