Assumptions; Conventions - Merging Pyramix User Manual

Installation Guide
Full details to enable a successful installation.
MassCore RAVENNA Guide
Detailed information about setting up Pyramix with RAVENNA and Horus.
Virtual Transport Guide
This is the reference guide for Virtual Transport.
Pyramix Applications Guides
These guides aim to be a useful resource for Pyramix users. They will contain set-up examples and practical hints
and tips for using Pyramix for specific applications such as;
Music Recording, Editing and Mastering (in development)
SACD Production Guide (in development)
Sound for Picture (in development)
Radio Production (in development)
Guides for Pyramix Optional Features
Documentation for optional features is provided in PDF format. Some are automatically installed with the Pyramix
software. Others may be downloaded freely from:

Assumptions

This User Manual and the other Pyramix guides assume you are thoroughly familiar with PCs and Windows terms
and concepts. If the PC is new, please ensure the machine is working correctly before attempting to install Pyramix
Virtual Studio.

Conventions

Conventions used in this manual:
Names found on Pyramix screens and menus are shown in bold. E.g. Information & Settings
Menu and sub-menu selections are shown like this:
View > Tracks > Show all Tracks
Which means:
Go to the View pull-down menu, mouse down to the Tracks sub-menu and choose Show all Tracks.
All Pyramix settings have been gathered together in a hierarchical structure. Selecting Settings > All Settings
opens the Pyramix Settings window with a folder and file tree in the left hand pane.
Where a dialog box has several Pages, Tabs are used to 'turn' the pages. Tab page selection is shown thus:
Settings > Keyboard Shortcut Editor : Clips
Which means:
Go to the Settings pull down menu, choose Keyboard Shortcut Editor then click on the Clips Tab.
Keyboard Shortcuts are shown thus: [Shift + Alt + R] means hold down the Shift and Alt keys then press R
Important Information
Important information is shown thus:
Note: When producing a CD image the mixer output MUST be stereo, not two monos.
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