File Menu; Edit Menu - MOTU V4HD User Manual

Figure 9-4: Routing the Talkback and Listenback mics to outputs.
Engaging/disengaging Talkback and
Listenback
To engage Talkback or Listenback, press on the
Talk or Listen buttons (Figure 9-3) and then release
to disengage. Talkback and/or Listenback is
engaged for as long as you hold down the mouse
button. Option-click to make the buttons "sticky"
(stay engaged until you click them again — so you
don't have to hold down the mouse). Or use the
Talkback menu items.
If you would like to engage both Talkback and
Listenback at the same time, enable the Link button
(Figure 9-3).
Controlling Talkback and Listenback volume
To control the volume of the Talkback and/or
Listenback mics, adjust their input fader in CueMix
FX. This fader controls the volume of the input,
regardless of which bus mix is being displayed in
the CueMix FX window. In other words, once an
input has been designated as a Talkback or
Listenback input, its fader becomes global for all
CueMix buses.
C U E M I X F X

FILE MENU

Saving and loading hardware presets
The V4HD can store up to four presets in its on-
board memory. A preset includes of all CueMix FX
settings for all for mix busses, but it excludes global
settings like clock source and sample rate.
The Load Hardware Preset and Save Hardware
Preset commands in the CueMix FX File menu let
you name, save and load presets in the V4HD.
Peak/hold time
In CueMix FX, a peak indicator is a line
(representing a virtual LED) displayed in a level
meter that indicates the maximum signal level
registered by the meter. The Peak/hold time setting
(File menu) determines how long this indicator
remains visible before it disappears (or begins to
drop). To disable peak/hold indicators altogether,
choose Off from this sub-menu.
Mix1 Return Includes Computer
The Mix1 return includes computer output item in
the CueMix FX File menu refers to a feature that is
available in other MOTU audio interface products.
Therefore, this menu item is grayed out when you
are working with the V4HD.
Hardware follows CueMix Stereo Settings
The File menu has a checkable item called
Hardware follows CueMix stereo settings. When this
menu item is unchecked, you can make
adjustments to stereo pairing using the front panel
LCD on the V4HD itself.

EDIT MENU

Undo/Redo
CueMix FX supports multiple undo/redo. This
allows you to step backwards and forwards
through your actions in the software.
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