Advantages Over Host-Based Mixing And Processing; Cuemix Fx Installation - MOTU Traveler-mk3 User Manual

Each input, output and mix bus provides a send to
the Classic Reverb processor, which then feeds
reverb returns to mix busses and outputs, with a
selectable split point between them to prevent
send/return feedback loops.
ADVANTAGES OVER HOST-BASED MIXING
AND PROCESSING
CueMix FX provides several major advantages over
mixing and processing in your host audio software:
CueMix has no buffer latency. Thanks to the
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Traveler-mk3's DSP chip, CueMix provides the
same throughput performance as a digital mixer.
Channel DSP MIx bus
focus resources menu
meter
Channel
scroll
bar
Mic inputs (split into
mono channels)
Figure 11-1: CueMix FX is a virtual mixer that gives you control over the Traveler-mk3's on-board mixing features.
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Tabs for inputs, Traveler-m
mix busses and k3 inputs
outputs
Solo
light
Inputs grouped as
stereo pairs
CueMix mixing and effects processing imposes
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no processor drain on the computer's CPU.
CueMix routing can be maintained
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independently of individual software applications
or projects.
CueMix routing can operate without the
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computer, allowing the Traveler-mk3 to operate as
a portable, stand-alone mixer with effects.

CUEMIX FX INSTALLATION

CueMix FX is installed with the rest of your
Traveler-mk3 software.
Mix bus Channel
master settings
fader
Tabs for channel strip settings,
including EQ and dynamics, as
well as global settings such as
the meter bridge and reverb
processor.
Monitoring/
talkback
section
Grow
handle
Monitor
group
metering
C U E M I X F X