A saved settings in a hardware synth, sampler or signal processor, or a software program or plugin so you can easily call up the same settings later.

A saved group of settings that can be applied to a sequence when it is created. Presets determine items such as frame rate, editing timebase, and Timeline options used for creating new sequences or exporting media.

(1 - General) Any item put in place prior to a performance. (2 - Lighting) A lighting state that is set up prior to being activated with a master control.

See Remove set.

set in advance; "a preset plan of action"; "at a predetermined time"

a custom setting that can be called up at the touch of a button

a pre-saved fixed combination of filter settings

a saved collection of settings

a saved group of settings that can be applied to a template shop (elements) when it is created

a set of prefs and their values

A predetermined or recommended setting that is indicated on the detector's front panel by a unique color, graphic symbol or marking. It can also refer to an internal control or setting that is factory-adjusted to a certain value or position.

A collection of system settings stored in a memory that is virtually instantly recallable, typically at the touch of a button.

The ability, on a manual lighting control desk (as opposed to one which is computer-controlled) to set up a lighting cue before it is actually operated. Also the lighting state on a stage before the show actually starts.

In Plus! Sync & Go for Pocket PC, a numbered button that specifies the content that is synchronized from the desktop computer to the portable device storage card.

A predefined setting. For Windows Media Player, there are presets defined for both equalizer settings and for most visualizations.

To remove permanent set prior to application installation. R-T

Previously set value. ቅሙጥ View

A collection of attribute settings that can be saved from one node and reapplied to any number of other nodes.

A synthesizer sound stored in its computer memory. A preset is sometimes also called patch, program, or sound.

A MIDI preset is a digital sound specification for MIDI instruments. It contains data that determines what type of sound (instrument) to use and detailed information about any oscillators, filters, and envelopes that define the sound. For example, if you select the Harmonica preset, and then play a few notes with the MIDI Keyboard , the sound of the notes will resemble the sound of a harmonica. See the synthpreset(4) man page for more details.

(1) A factory-programmed patch that cannot be altered by the user. (2) Any patch. Note: Some manufacturers make distinctions between presets, programs, and/or patches, each of which may contain a different set of parameters.