The Digital Scribble Strip; Total Recall Leds - Solid State Logic Matrix2 Delta Owner's Manual

Chapter 3 - Analogue Signal Flow

The Digital Scribble Strip

The digital scribble strip that runs across the centre of the desk consists of two display rows. By default, the top row contains
labels associated with the channel faders, and is therefore Focus mode dependent: In Analogue Focus mode it displays the channel
REQIW HI½RIH MR XLI Channels tab of the Matrix Remote (switching to a momentary display of the fader value in dB when a
fader is moved), whereas in DAW Focus mode the top row normally displays the DAW track names.
Similarly, the bottom row of the scribble strip is associated with the V-Pot located beneath the scribble strip (see Page 86).
When Matrix is assigned to a layer controlling a DAW, the bottom row of the scribble strip displays either the name or the
value of the parameter controlled by the V-Pot. When controlling Pro Tools, the scribble strip only displays the name of the
V-Pot. For DAWs controlled via the MCU protocol, please refer to their control surface documentation for full details of their
scribble strip displays and messages.
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Total Recall LEDs

Most of the pots on the Matrix control surface have LEDs positioned immediately to their right. These are Total
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of their function on Page 70, but for now, all you need to note is that any pot with a Total Recall LED can have
its position saved and recalled using the desk's Total Recall function.
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