M-Audio ProjectMix I/O User Manual page 25

The display variants for different modes toggle the same way in all Multi Channel Strip views. The following exemplifies how they toggle
in Value mode. However, their behavior will be virtually the same in other modes as well.
Encoder knob 1 or Channel Fader—edits volume. The lower row of the LCD shows the current track volumes, either in dB or
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numeric format, depending on the settings of the environment objects. Confirm the edited value by pressing the SEL 1 button for
one second.
Encoder knob 2—edits pan position. The lower row of the LCD shows the current track pan value ranging from -64 to +63. A
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value of 0 is the centered position. To set Pan back to the default value, press the SEL 2 button for one second.
Encoder knob 3—selects the instrument of audio Instrument tracks. Confirm by pressing the SEL 3 button for one second.
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Encoder knobs 4 and 5—select the plug-in for inserts 1 and 2 of audio and audio instrument tracks. Confirm by pressing the SEL
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4 or SEL 5 button for one second.
(Note: To go back to Channel Strip view, press AUX 1. Subsequently, this will also close the current Audio or Audio Instrument
window opened by the last action taken. To re-open the Audio or Audio Instrument window again, hold down the corresponding
SEL button.)
Encoder Knobs 6 to 8—edit the send level of sends 1 to 3. To mute the send, press the corresponding SEL 6, SEL 7 or SEL 8 button
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for one second.
Aux 2 Button (AUX 2): Send Functions
Send Assignment Modes
Press the AUX 2 button to toggle between the Send Multi Channel and Send Channel Strip views.
Multi Channel View
Send Multi Channel view allows you to edit one Send parameter for all tracks: Destination, Level, Position and Mute. The Send slot
number and parameter being edited will be displayed for one second when switching to this mode.
The 2-digit LED display shows "S1" to "S8," depending on the selected Send slot.
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The upper row of the LCD shows track names.
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Turning the encoder knobs changes the Send parameter
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Pressing any SEL button for one second confirms the pre-selected Send Destination and sets the other send parameters to their
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default.
Arrow up and down buttons (p,q) switch to the next or previous Send slot.
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Arrow left and right buttons (t, u) switch to the next or previous Send parameter. The selected parameter will be displayed
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briefly in the upper LCD row.
When Flip mode is enabled, the MUTE buttons display and edit the current Send's mute status.
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Tip: Ensure that the ZOOM button isn't active when using the arrow buttons.
Channel Strip View
Send Channel Strip view allows you to edit all Send parameters for the selected track.
The mode display shows "SE" (send channel strip).
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The upper row of the LCD shows the name of the track, the sends, the page number and the total number of pages—e. g. "Page
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1/4."
Track 1 "Audio 1"
Snd3Ds Send 3
Encoder knob 1—edits the Destination parameter of odd-numbered Sends.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 1 button for one second.
Encoder knob 2—edits the Level parameter of odd-numbered Sends.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 2 button for one second.
Encoder knob 3—edits the Position parameter (pre/post) of odd-numbered Send.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 3 button for one second.
Encoder knob 4—edits the Mute parameter of odd-numbered Sends.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 4 button for one second.
Encoder knob 5—edits the Destination parameter of even-numbered Sends.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 5 button for one second.
Encoder knob 6—edits the Level parameter of even-numbered Sends.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 6 button for one second.
Encoder knob 7—edits the Position parameter (pre/post) of even-numbered Send.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 7 button for one second.
Encoder knob 8—edits the Mute parameter of even-numbered Sends.
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The value can be defaulted to 0 by pressing the SEL 8 button for one second.
Use the arrow left and right buttons (t, u) to move from page to page.
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Logic Mode
Sends
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