Toggle presets can be activated (turned on) and deactivated (turned off). A Toggle works like a checkbox in a software application. In other words, the user can select it to activate the preset and deselect it to deactivate the preset. For example, if you created a Toggle preset that mutes the audio in a specific zone, the user would activate the preset to mute the audio and deactivate the preset to un-mute the audio.
Toggle presets work independently from one another. For example, if you present the user with a list of Toggle presets, the user can select or deselect one or more of the presets in the list.
In the Processing Workspace toolbar, click Presets to open the All Presets dialog box.
Customize the preset name. This step is optional but recommended. Naming presets as you create them helps tremendously when working with multiple presets. To edit the name, click the text symbol next to your new listed preset, and then type the name you want in the edit box that appears. Press the Enter key or click the X on the text edit box to close the box and save the name. To cancel, press the Esc key.
tip: You can add multiple blocks to a preset all at once. To do so, select multiple blocks by clicking and dragging your cursor over all the blocks you want or by pressing the Shift key as you click on each of the blocks you want. Then click and drag the preset bar of any selected block and drop it on the preset drop target. All blocks in the selected group are added to the preset.
note: To quickly create an exact copy of a preset use the Duplicate button in the All Presets dialog box.