L1 System for Volunteer Organization: Difference between revisions

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~~When you have to set up an {{L1}} for an organization that doesn't have a person dedicated to running the sound system.~~

~~This article assumes that the reader is familiar with the L1 and ToneMatch mixer, but has to rely on others to operate it.~~

~~If the sound system will be used in the same way every time, here are some steps you can take to ensure success when you are not available.~~

=== With a ToneMatch Mixer (T1, T4S/T8S) ===

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# Save all the settings as a [[ToneMatch Mixer Scenes|Scene]] (load the same Scene into two locations)

#* The reason for loading the Scene in two locations - in case someone overwrites one of them

#* Back up the Scene to a computer

#* [[T1_ToneMatch%C2%AE_Audio_Engine_/_Scenes_Documentation#Using_the_ToneMatch_Mixer_and_the_ToneMatch_Updater_to_backup_your_scenes|Back up the Scene]] to a computer

# Label all cables and inputs (you can use colors or numbers)

# Use tape or label strips to mark where the trim settings and volume knobs should be

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-When you have to set up an {{L1}} for an organization that doesn't have a person dedicated to running the sound system.
-This article assumes that the reader is familiar with the L1 and ToneMatch mixer, but has to rely on others to operate it.
-If the sound system will be used in the same way every time, here are some steps you can take to ensure success when you are not available.
 === With a ToneMatch Mixer (T1, T4S/T8S) ===
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 # Save all the settings as a [[ToneMatch Mixer Scenes|Scene]] (load the same Scene into two locations)
 #* The reason for loading the Scene in two locations - in case someone overwrites one of them
-#* Back up the Scene to a computer
+#* [[T1_ToneMatch%C2%AE_Audio_Engine_/_Scenes_Documentation#Using_the_ToneMatch_Mixer_and_the_ToneMatch_Updater_to_backup_your_scenes|Back up the Scene]] to a computer
 # Label all cables and inputs (you can use colors or numbers)
 # Use tape or label strips to mark where the trim settings and volume knobs should be