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• Selecting more than two buttons in the MULTI-FORMAT section 2
The track buttons, from 1-48, mapped in the stem set-up will light and a
Post Fader signal will be fed directly to those tracks. Selecting the M/T
{PAN IN} button will allow panning between those tracks as follows:
• The Motorised Joystick will be mapped to the exact area between the
buttons. If the Joystick is moved out of that area it will spring back when
released.
Panning using the knobs in the Multitrack panel works according to which
routing buttons are selected. The Definable knobs, one above each fader,
are also operational, affecting front panning:
(The assignable knob in the Multitrack panel has three functions, Front/
Back Pan, Surround Pan and Divergence)
• The L/R Pan knob operates across { L }, {L/C}, { C }, {R/C} and { R }.
• The Surround Pan, select {SUR L/R}, operates across {L-S} and {R-S}.
• Select the button <, to pan the signal front to back.
• Select {DIV} to set the Divergence, clockwise for minimum spread.
ROUTING SELECTIONS for OTHER STEMs
The 'Active Stem' is the one selected and lit in section 1. It is possible to
route to other stems by selecting appropriate track numbers directly in the
ROUTE TO TRACKS section 3.
• Selecting one or more buttons in the ROUTE TO TRACKS section
Post Surround Pan signals will be fed to tracks according to the pan
settings for the Active Stem.
OTHER ROUTING SELECTIONS
Signals may be routed to tracks which are not set up in any of the Stems.
• Selecting a single button in the ROUTE TO TRACKS section
A Post Fader signal will be fed directly to the track.
• Selecting two buttons in the ROUTE TO TRACKS section
A Post Fader and Front L/R Pan signal will be fed to the two tracks. The
L signal is fed to the lowest number track and the R to the highest.
• Selecting more than two buttons in the ROUTE TO TRACKS section
A Post Fader and Front L/R Pan signal will be fed to the tracks. The L
signal is fed to the lowest number track and the R to the rest of the higher
number tracks.
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