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you can lock the cue-mix level and pan back to the
channel settings by clicking on the Lock to Channel
button.
Zero-Latency Switch Enables Zero-Latency Monitoring for
FireStudio Mobile Inputs
Cue mixes are normally used in a recording
situation in which one or more live inputs need
to be monitored. FireStudio interfaces feature
internal hardware mixers that provide zero-latency
monitoring via the device window in the Universal
Control. While these mixers are easy to use, Studio
One makes it even easier by allowing you to control
the mixers from within the software. Using this
feature only involves clicking just this one button.
You will notice that when Studio One Artist launches,
the Device button on your Universal Control Launch
window reads "Studio One has control. " Any routing
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that you would normally do in your Device window,
you can do in Studio One via the cue mix. For
more information on the Universal Control and the
Device Window, please see Section 3.1. Because of
FireWire streaming limitations, cue-mix zero-latency
monitoring is not available when daisy-chaining
multiple FireStudio-family interfaces.
The Main Output as a Cue Mix
It is possible to designate the main output in Audio
I/O Setup as a cue mix. This is helpful if you often
record yourself and require quick access to zero-
latency monitoring for live inputs. When the main
output is designated as a cue mix, a Zero Latency
button will appear on any audio channel with an
assigned audio input in the Console, below the
Mute, Solo, Record, and Monitor buttons.
With the Zero Latency button and Monitor Enable
both engaged, you will hear the live zero-latency
input straight from your FireStudio Mobile (as
opposed to through software). As such, you will no
longer hear the eff ects of any inserts on the channel.
However, you will still hear the result of any sends on
the channel, as Bus and FX Channels will still output
normally.
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