Channel Controls; Arming Tracks - PRESONUS StudioLive III Series Addendum

3 Controlling Studio One
3.2

Channel Controls

3.2 Channel Controls
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Arming Tracks

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PAN INPUT OUTPUT AUTO
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<C> Input 1 Main L-R Read
Center Monitor Record Edit Record
Comp Gate
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Input Mic/Line Assign Stereo Preset
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1. Track Name. Displays the track/bus name that the channel strip functions are
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controlling.
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the channel strip functions are controlling.
3. Automation Mode. Displays the currently selected
automation mode for the track.
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4. Pan Position. Displays the track's current pan position.
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5. Select button. This button selects the corresponding track
or bus in Studio One and changes color to match the channel
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color codes you have chosen in your session.
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6. Solo. Isolates the corresponding track's output signal in the mix.
7. Mute. Mutes the corresponding track's output signal in the mix.
8. Meters. Displays the corresponding channel's signal level.
9. Touch-Sensitive Fader. This 100 mm motorized fader can be used to control
volume levels for any channel or bus in your mix.
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While Input mode is active in the Fat Channel, press and hold the button below the
Record screen to enter Record Arm Mode. This will allow you to arm multiple tracks
for recording by pressing their select buttons.
When a track is armed for recording, the track name will color-invert on the scribble
strip display to indicate its arm status. Individual track arming can also be controlled
from the Touchscreen and the Fat Channel. See Sections 3.3 and 3.4 for more
information.
Power User Tip: Pressing and holding the Record Arm Mode button in the Fat Channel
also allows you to quickly check the record arm status of all the tracks in your session.
While holding the Record Arm Mode button, the Select button for any track that is already
armed for recording will turn red.
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