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Appendix A
How List values work for Switches
The text in the Comments column corresponds to the numerical value in the Value 1 column. Each
continuous parameter (such as volume, pan, etc.) on each audio channel , has a unique Event number
(value 1), while the Value 2 column shows the parameter values. However, switches (on/off-
parameters) are handled in a special way:
All switches on the same audio channel share the same Event number!
All other information (which switch is it and what is its state) is encoded into Value 2. If you want to
edit the values of switch Events, you have to consult the tables below to find the appropriate values.
This is the Value 2 functionality for switches on each audio channel:
Switch Name
Mute
Solo
EQ On/Off
Effect send DRY
Effect send 1 On/Off
Effect send 2 On/Off
Effect send 3 On/Off
Effect send 4 On/Off
Effect send 1 PRE switch
Effect send 2 PRE switch
Effect send 3 PRE switch
Effect send 4 PRE switch
EQ module 1 Enable switch
EQ module 2 Enable switch
EQ module 3 Enable switch
EQ module 4 Enable switch
Combining manual Mixing and/or two kinds of Automation
Even if you automate the volume or pan for an audio channel, you can still make a manual adjustment
by dragging the fader/pan control in the Monitor window. Just remember to leave the Write function
off, or your movements will be recorded "on top of" the already recorded automation. Likewise, if you
have automated volume or pan using Dynamic Events, you can still manually or automatically adjust
the volume/pan in the Monitor mixer.
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"On" value
"Off" value
64
0
65
1
66
2
67
3
68
4
69
5
70
6
71
7
72
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