With the current version of UC, you can NOT do any RM configuration without being connected to the RM (either by WiFi, ethernet or FireWire.) Sorry. In Demo mode, you can see how most of the features work, but you can not save anything that you could later "restore" to a new RM...

Hopefully that will change at some point. I am sure one could see how an offline editor would be beneficial.

Thank you for your quick response.

This feature is at the absolute top of my wish list for the RM's!

My RM32AI lives in my trailer with the rest of my PA and dragging out the amp rack that it's in just to setup input names and other preliminary adjustments is a hassle, so I don't do it.

Coming from my O1V96VCM, I used Yamaha's offline edit a lot in preparation for a show.

Just my 2 cents.

benhohenstein wroteThis feature is at the absolute top of my wish list for the RM's!

Coming from my O1V96VCM, I used Yamaha's offline edit a lot in preparation for a show.

same with the Roland v-mixer series; a very useful feature to be able to prepare your show on a laptop while traveling to your next gig

These guys (Presonus) aint no dummies, it will happen. I hope in the next firmware update, along with a few other big things...

It won't be in the next update but it is on the list.

We are really antsy for the next firmware update. (:

Infocomm is next week. Hmmmmm?

The next update (1.3) release candidate is going to Beta this weekend. We're REALLY close

Tic Toc...

Just checking to see if any progress has been made on the offline editor. Sure would be nice to be able to set up a show, at least partially, before showing up onsite.

Give it time, it's only been 2 years since Ray said it was on the list...

It's funny how a product can go from Beta to Legacy without never reach it's "promised" state...

Yeah, hilarious

The request for an offline editor is the fourth highest voted in the "answers" section with 105 up-votes today. The request was originally posted on December 5, 2015. On that day there were several requests transferred from this forum to "answers" as a consequence of the closing of the thread "Feature Requests", as it was announced by Ray Tantzen on December 1, 2015.

"The developers pay close attention to those that are voted on the most" is PreSonus standard reply for a feature request. I do believe they do pay attention, but the capacity of ignorance seems be equally developed.

Having been burned numerous times I learned the lesson that unless a product does what I want now, it's no good for me. Don't make assumptions and absolutely do not ever believe the "coming soon" from developers. You have to be a bit binary about it. It either does what you want or it doesn't, there is no middle ground. If a vital feature is promised, then the product doesn't do what you want. Either don't buy it at all, or don't buy it until the promised feature actually arrives.

We can add another 2 years to this post.