

To use the slider controls, simply click, hold and drag the control knob using the mouse or click on the control strip above or below the knob to move the slider in small increments. At the desired position simply release the mouse button to set the value. In this follow mode you can even move the mouse cursor off the knob so that it isn’t obscuring your view of the pointer.Īs you move any Mixer knob or slider a continuous readout of its setting displays at the bottom of the window. The knob’s pointer will follow your mouse cursor movements. To use the knobs, click and hold the left mouse button while the mouse cursor is inside the knob and move the mouse cursor in a circular motion. If that isn’t enough, you can add four chained effects to each audio subgroup and also to the main output - this will affect all tracks. You can assign each audio track to four different Aux busses and adjust the amount that each audio track uses the effects in each assigned bus. In addition to the track specific effects, there are eight global busses that can each have four chained effects each. They have volume and pan controls, a stereo VU meter, a mute/unmute button, four assignable auxiliary sends, and a track-specific FX insert.
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They have controls for volume, pan, reverb, chorus, modulation, and expression plus a VU meter, a MIDI patch selection box, and a mute/unmute button.Īudio tracks either have a prefix of “A,” for an audio output, or “G,” for an audio subgroup, on their output ports.
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MIDI tracks show an output port with an “M” prefix for a MIDI port or an “S” for a software synthesizer. When the mouse cursor is positioned over a track number in the Mixer window a popup box will display all of the Track windows settings for the track - the track name and type, patch name, volume and pan settings, and effects settings.

This is the track name that is assigned in the Tracks window, go to that window to add or change track strip names. The Mixer track strips conveniently show the track name vertically to the left of the volume sliders. There are sliders for all 48 tracks, 8 auxiliary effects (Aux) busses, and a combined total of 16 audio output ports or audio subgroups. This is an integrated mixer that controls both MIDI and Audio tracks. You can launch it with the toolbar button or by typing Ctrl+8. The Mixer window provides real time control of volume and effects.
