User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Part 1: Getting Started
- Part 2: Top Bar
- Part 3: Setup Window
- Assigning Devices: Inventory Page
- Network Control Section (Top)
- Assignment Slots
- Device Rack Elements
- I/O Device Assignment Slots
- Assigned Hardware I/IO Devices
- Offline Devices
- Software Device (Driver)
- Servers Assignment Slots
- Controllers Assignment Slots
- Assigning I/O Devices
- I/O Device Icon Indicators
- I/O Devices Menu Items
- Setting Clock Master
- Certain device menu items apply only to drivers.
- Working with Multiple Systems
- Servers
- Settings Page
- Assigning Devices: Inventory Page
- Part 4: Patch Window
- Part 5: Rack Window
- Part 6: Overview Windows
- Part 7: Show Window
- Supplementary Material
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Save
If a session has not been saved previously, Save will create a new file. Otherwise, it replaces the
existing file. A session is normally saved in the default folder:
Mac: /Users/Shared/Waves/SuperRack SoundGrid/Sessions
Windows: Users\Public\Waves\ SuperRack SoundGrid/Sessions
A navigation window enables you to place the session anywhere you prefer. See File
Organization, later in this chapter.
Save As
Saves a copy of the current session.
New
Creates a new session.
Open
Navigates to a session file that is not displayed in the Sessions list.
Load
Loads the selected session displayed in the Sessions list.
History
Opens a browser that shows all auto-saved session files.
Clear
Clears the Sessions List. This does not delete the sessions. Sessions can be returned to the
Sessions List using the Open button.
Sessions
List
Shows all available sessions created since the last Clear.
Save Template
Saves current session as a template. Templates are stored in the Templates folder.
Load Template
Loads a factory or user-made template. Templates are used to create new sessions based on
previous sessions.
User
Session
Notes
This large notepad is used for notes about the session, the venue, or anything else you want to
write.
Session File
Details
Displays session file name, creation time, and size, as reported by the operating system.










