It covers these topics: Â "Late-Breaking Information About MainStage 1. 1" on page 1 Â "Late-Breaking Information About MainStage 1. 0" on page 5 Â "Corrections to the MainStage User Manual" on page 6 Â "Accessing the Late-Breaking News Document" on page 7 For the latest information about product updates, tips, and techniques, visit the Logic Studio website at http://www. apple. com/logicpro. Late-Breaking Information About MainStage 1. 1 This section provides information on changes introduced in the MainStage 1. 1 release. Saving Parameter Values When Changing Patches In MainStage 1. 0, changes you make to channel strip and plug-in parameters are retained for as long as the concert is open. If you change parameter values for a patch, select another patch, and later select the first patch again, the parameter values will be as you previously left them. Changes to parameter values are saved if you save the concert, but are not saved if you close the concert without saving (as documented on page 39 of the MainStage User Manual). In MainStage 1. 1, you can set the default behavior for saving changes to parameters to which screen controls are mapped. You can set the default behavior to either have parameters keep their current value when changing patches (the same behavior as in version 1. 0) or to reset their values to the last saved value (this behavior is similar to many hardware synthesizers). 1 To set the default behavior for saving parameter values: 1 Choose MainStage > Preferences. 2 In the Parameter Values section of the General Preferences pane, choose the default behavior from the "On patch changes" pop-up menu: a To preserve changes to parameter values when you change patches, choose "Keep current value...