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<blockquote data-quote="Geoff Doane" data-source="post: 42479" data-attributes="member: 1155">Re: Unusual Yamaha LS-9 issue&nbsp; Great tip!&nbsp; I didn&#039;t know that.&nbsp; How did they expect you to adjust something if you can&#039;t read the menu ti find the adjustment?&nbsp; You can safe the individual racks, output and input patching, and various parameters for individual channels.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure if it&#039;s always been the way, or just happened with the most recent firmware update.&nbsp; If you do update the firmware, back up the console first.&nbsp; Mine reset itself the most recent time, unlike the other updates.&nbsp; And you&#039;ll also need the most recent version of Studio Manager for the new firmware.&nbsp; As someone else described it to me, what you save on the USB stick is a &quot;show&quot;, and the individual scenes are scenes within that show.&nbsp; Some things, like sampling rate, and user name and password, are above even the &quot;show&quot; level.&nbsp; GTD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Geoff Doane, post: 42479, member: 1155"] Re: Unusual Yamaha LS-9 issue Great tip! I didn't know that. How did they expect you to adjust something if you can't read the menu ti find the adjustment? You can safe the individual racks, output and input patching, and various parameters for individual channels. I'm not sure if it's always been the way, or just happened with the most recent firmware update. If you do update the firmware, back up the console first. Mine reset itself the most recent time, unlike the other updates. And you'll also need the most recent version of Studio Manager for the new firmware. As someone else described it to me, what you save on the USB stick is a "show", and the individual scenes are scenes within that show. Some things, like sampling rate, and user name and password, are above even the "show" level. GTD [/QUOTE]

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