1) Adjust beforehand 2) Adjust earlier 3) Adjust in advance 4) Adjusted beforehand 5) Already adjusted 6) Already arranged 7) Already ready 8) Appliance time saver 9) Arrange in advance 10) Arranged ahead of time 11) Arranged beforehand 12) Car radio feature 13) Car radio selection 14) Car-radio button 1) Automatic 2) Fixed 3) Mechanized 4) Planned 5) Prearranged 6) Predetermined 7) Set 
Preset may mean (1) set in advance, or, (2) set as a default. ==Other uses== ...
A pre-generated list of settings for a particular 3D software package. Presets are usually used to control and customise properties such as rendering or lighting styles. Like plugins, they may either be commercial products, or freely downloadable from the Internet.
1) A program of a sound done at the factory by the manufacturer.
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.
(1) A factory-programmed patch that cannot be altered by the user. (2) Any patch. Note
1) Used to describe any article placed in its working area before the performance. 2) A basic lighting state that the audience sees before the action starts. 
[adj] - set in advance
(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.
The setting on stage that the audience sees before the play begins, refers to light, set and props.
predetermined adjective set in advance; `a preset plan of action`; `at a predetermined time`
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. Most manual desks have two presets: each has a fader for each channel and another to fade the whole preset up or down. Using a tw...
A collection of system settings stored in a memory that is virtually instantly recallable, typically