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Euphonix MixView CS2000 Operation Manual (324 pages)

digitally controlled analog audio mixing systems

Brand: Euphonix | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
3
Section 1 : Introduction

15
- System Component
  17
  - The MIX Controller
    17
  - The Audio Tower
    18
  - The Support Computer
    19
  - The Patchbay
    19
  - I/O Channel Module
    20
  - Master Module
    21
  - The DSC
    22
  - This Manual
    23
  - Useful Symbols
    23
- The DSC (Digital Studio Control) Module
  25
  - Master Control Panel
    26
  - Dedicated Keys
    27
  - Using the Dedicated Keys
    28
  - Assignable Rotary Control Set
    29
  - Mode Select Keys
    30
  - Equalizers
    31
  - Dynamics
    32
  - Assignable Keys
    33
  - Channel/Route Select Keys
    34
  - Track Assign Keys
    35
  - Transport Controls
    35
  - Monitor Section
    35
  - Assignable Moving Faders
    36
- CS3000D I/O Block Diagram (Rev F)
  37
- CS3000P/B I/O Block Diagram (Rev F)
  38
- CS2000 I/O Audio Block Diagram (Rev E)
  39
- CS3000 Master Audio Block Diagram (Stereo Outputs)
  40
- CS3000 Master Audio Block Diagram (Aux & Monitor Outputs)
  41
Section 2 : Getting Started

43
- The Screen Display
  45
  - Startup Screen
    45
  - Status Bar
    46
- The Smartdisplay and Master Control Panel
  47
- Save Your Work
  47
  - Make a Backup
    47
- File Hierarchy
  48
  - A Typical Mixview File Tree
    48
- Mounting Disks
  48
- System Data Organization
  49
- List Selection
  50
- Disk Selection
  50
- Projects
  50
  - New Project
    51
  - Project Comments
    51
  - Rename Project
    52
  - Delete Project
    52
  - Copy Project
    52
- Titles
  53
  - Title Hierarchy
    54
  - New Title
    54
  - Title Comments
    55
  - What's in a Title
    55
  - Save Title
    55
  - Load Title
    55
  - Title Utilities Menu
    56
  - Title Rename, Delete and Copy
    56
  - Backing up Title Onto a Removable Cartridge
    57
  - Title Setup Menu
    57
- Mixes
  58
Section 3 : Snapshot Recall

59
- The Master Control Panel
  61
- Interactive Screen Display
  62
- Recalling (RCL) a Snapshot
  62
  - Assignable Keys (Seen in Snapshot Mode)
    62
  - Snapshot Mode
    63
  - Spinknob
    63
  - Numeric Keypad, [+]/[-] Keys
    63
- Storing (STO) a Snapshot
  64
  - Using the Master Control Panel
    64
    
    Important
    64
  - Rename a Snapshot
    65
- Single Channel Snapshot Recall
  65
- Nulling Controls
  66
  - Standard Faders
    66
  - Motorized Faders
    66
  - Auto Null Selected (A)
    67
  - Manual Null Selected (M)
    67
- Zeroing the Desk
  68
- CLEAR All Snapshot Memories
  68
- Match Current Position
  68
- Auto-Backup
  69
- Recalling the Backup Snapshot
  69
- Isolate During Snapshot Recall
  70
- Items NOT Stored as Part of Snapshot Recall
  70
Section 4 : Tutorial

71
- Signal Flow Diagram Symbols
  73
- Channel Blocks
  74
- Routing Parameters
  74
  - Source
    74
  - Assign
    74
  - Mode
    74
- Exercise 1 Stereo Source/Stereo Fader/Stereo Bus/Monitor
  75
  - Source
    75
  - Assign
    75
  - Mode
    76
- Meters
  76
  - Metering Presets
    77
  - Master Module Meter Selection
    78
  - Stereo Output Faders
    78
  - Save that Console
    79
  - Monitor Source Selection
    79
- Universal Input Amplifiers (Uias) M1 & M2
  80
  - Bus/Tape Switching
    80
- Equalizers
  81
  - Phase Reverse, Filter, Phantom Power
    81
  - Stereo Linking Eqs
    82
  - Adjusting EQ with the DSC
    83
  - Default EQ Values
    83
  - EQ Screen Display
    84
  - Frequency Range
    84
  - EQ Routing Source
    84
  - EQ Curves
    85
  - Q Range
    86
  - Musical Note Value Display
    86
  - Adjusting the EQ Using Keypad
    87
  - Copying EQ Values
    87
  - Cascading 2 Eqs to Produce an 8-Band EQ
    88
- Insert Points
  88
- Exercise 2 Stereo Inserts into Audio Path
  89
- Insert Diagrams, Pre- & Post-EQ
  90
  - Clear Block
    91
  - Clear Channel
    91
  - Copy Block
    91
  - Copy Channel
    91
  - Exercise 3 Multitrack Monitoring
    91
  - Clear/Copy Objects
    92
  - Recalling the Default Snapshot (Zeroing the Console)
    92
  - Block Copy
    93
  - Construct Signal Path
    93
  - Copy One Setting
    93
  - Add EQ
    94
  - I/O Metering for Multitracking
    94
  - Mono Insert Point
    94
  - Sound
    94
- Exercise 4 Multitrack Routing
  95
  - Source
    95
  - Assign
    95
  - Mode
    95
- L4 Bus/Tape Switching
  97
- Querying a Channel's Bus/Line Routing
  97
  - Saving to a Snapshot
    97
    
    Bus Summing Amps
    98
  - Stereo Inputs to Multitrack
    98
- Auxiliary Sends
  99
- Overview
  99
- Aux Modes
  99
- Exercise 5
  99
  - Mono Independent Mode
    99
- Fader Source Tracking
  101
- Exercise 6
  101
- Configuring Aux Send Modes
  102
- Exercise 7
  103
  - Mono Pan Mode
    103
  - Mono Pan Center Locked Mode
    104
  - Mono Mode
    104
- Exercise 8
  105
  - Stereo Balance Mode
    105
  - Stereo Center Locked Mode
    106
  - Stereo Individual Mode
    106
  - Stereo Reverse Modes
    106
- Copying an Aux Setup
  106
- SOLO AFL and PFL
  107
  - AFL Mode
    107
  - KILL solo Mode (solo in Place)
    108
  - Kill solo Safe
    108
  - Intercancelling solo Mode
    108
  - PFL Mode
    108
- Direct Outputs
  109
  - Default dir Assignment
    109
  - Changing the Default
    109
- The Combiner
  111
  - Combiner/Dir Experiments
    112
- Master Module Signal Flow Options
  116
  - Main Stereo Outputs
    116
  - Stereo Bus Insert Points
    116
  - Switching the Stereo Insert Point
    117
  - Stereo Output Level
    117
  - Stereo Output Balance
    117
  - External Monitor Inputs
    118
  - Talkback
    120
  - Oscillator
    120
  - CLIP Indicator Options
    122
  - D Monitor/Phones
    123
- Monitor SET Options
  124
  - Monitor Automute
    124
  - Monitor Link
    124
    
    Monitor DIM
    124
    
    Monitor Combinations and Examples
    125
    
    Film Monitor Mode
    125
    
    Film 4-Track Dolby Monitoring Diagram
    126
    
    Film 5.1 Monitoring Diagram
    127
    
    M/S (Sum & Difference) Modes
    128
    
    Stereo Width Effect Using M & S Signal Encoding
    128
    
    M/S Decoder
    128
    
    M/S Channel Operation Block Diagram
    129
  - MIDI Machine Control
    130
  - Tape Transport and Locate
    130
  - Locate Menu System
    132
  - Cue List and Menu
    133
  - Cue Points
    134
  - Virtual Timecode and the "VTM
    134
    
    Locating to a Manual Entry
    134
    
    Locating Using Shuttle Mode (Spinknob)
    134
    
    Storing and Locating to Cues
    134
    
    Locating to the Head/Tail
    135
    
    Locating to the Mark Point
    135
    
    Locating from the Cue List
    135
    
    Capture Cues "On the Fly
    136
    
    Recall a Cue (Locating)
    136
    
    Next Cue/Last Cue
    137
    
    Editing the Cue List
    137
    
    Assigning Custom Cue Names
    138
    
    Duplicating Individual Cues
    138
    
    Deleting Cues from the Cue List
    138
    
    Deleting the Entire Cue List
    138
    
    Saving the Cue List
    138
  - Rollback and Preroll
    139
  - Cycling
    139
  - Locating to Start (LTS) Function
    140
  - Fader Names
    140
Section 5 : the Patchbay

141
- Half-Normalling
  144
- The Euphonix Patchbay System
  145
- Patchbay Layout
  146
  - Channel Patch Unit
    147
  - User Connections
    147
- Channel Inputs and Outputs
  148
  - Inputs
    148
  - Outputs
    148
  - Insert Points
    148
  - Normalling the Multitrack Returns
    149
  - Normalling the Multitrack Sends
    149
  - Normalling the Dynamics
    149
  - Normalling the Audio CUBE
    150
- Master Patch Unit
  151
  - User Connections
    151
- Master Inputs and Outputs
  152
- Tie-Line Patch Unit
  154
- System Supplied Without Euphonix Patchbays
  154
Section 6 : Moving Faders

155
- Moving Faders (DSC)
  157
- Moving Faders (Channel)
  157
  - Moving Faders Vs Standard Faders
    157
- Smartdisplay Menus
  158
- Moving Fader Options
  158
  - Motors ON/OFF
    159
  - Touch ON/OFF
    159
  - Release ON/OFF
    160
  - Slaves Follow On/Off
    160
- First Punch Manual
  161
Section 7 : Automation

163
- Overview
  165
- Setup
  165
  - Timecode Reference
    165
  - Reference Source Select
    166
- New MIX
  166
  - The MIX Snapshot
    167
  - Creating a New MIX
    167
  - Naming a New MIX
    167
    
    New MIX Dialog
    167
  - MIX Comments
    168
    
    MIX Screen
    168
  - MIX Menu
    168
  - Introduction to the Automation Template
    169
- DSC Dedicated Automation Keys
  170
- Switching Automation on
  171
  - The Punch Key
    171
  - Object Select Keys
    171
- Recording Moves
  172
  - Fader Moves
    172
  - Null Lights
    172
  - Punch out
    172
    
    Initial Pass
    172
  - Pan Move
    172
  - Mute Move
    172
- Pass Control
  173
  - Screen Anatomy
    173
  - Pass Tree
    173
  - Event Count
    173
  - Edit
    173
  - Cues
    173
  - Snaps
    173
  - Aux A-D
    173
  - Pan Bal
    173
  - UF and LF (Faders)
    174
  - ON (Mute)
    174
- Pass Control Smartdisplay Menus
  174
  - Saving a MIX/Undo/Redo
    174
  - Clearing Passes
    174
  - Packing Passes
    174
    
    View Menu
    175
    
    View Scale
    175
    
    Full/Half Screen
    175
    
    Show Automation Viewer
    175
    
    Zoom Factor
    176
- Trim Mode
  176
- Win, Wout & Wthr Modes
  177
  - ABS Win Mode
    178
  - ABS Wout Mode
    178
  - ABS Wthr Mode
    179
  - Trim Win, Wout, Wthr
    179
- Punch Menu
  179
- Monitor before Record (MBR)
  181
- Exercise 1
  181
  - Engaging MBR Mode
    182
  - Aborting MBR Mode
    182
    
    Punching-In
    182
- More on Templates
  182
  - Set Mode
    183
  - Dyn Mode
    183
  - Isolate Mode
    183
  - Safe Modes
    183
    
    Set Safe
    183
    
    Iso Safe
    184
    
    Dyn Safe
    184
  - Snapshot Suppression
    184
  - Suppression Menu
    184
  - Suppression Screen
    185
- Automated EQ
  185
  - EQ Object Key
    185
  - Writing EQ Moves
    185
  - All Parameter Punch
    185
  - Individual Parameter Punch
    185
  - Playing EQ Moves
    185
  - Monitor before Record (MBR)
    186
- Automation Editing
  186
  - Edit Operations
    186
- Edit Template
  188
  - Edit Descriptions
    188
- Edit Region
  188
  - Manual Timecode Entry
    188
  - Using Cue/Locate Points
    189
  - On-The-Fly
    189
  - Offline Trim
    189
- Pass Join
  190
  - Example
    190
- Exercise 2
  190
  - Pass Join Event Entry
    191
  - Viewing the Pass Join List
    191
- Join Template
  191
  - Object Included/Excluded
    192
  - Execute the Join
    193
  - Editing the Pass Join List
    193
  - The Base Pass
    193
- Import MIX
  194
- Group Coalesce
  195
- Automated Snapshot Recall
  195
  - Event Parameters
    196
  - Recording Automated Snapshots
    196
  - Automated Snapshot Event List
    196
  - Playback of Snapshot Events
    196
  - Editing the Snapshot Event List
    196
    
    Add Events to the List
    197
  - Event Parameters
    197
  - Select Event to Edit
    197
  - Last Event Recalled
    197
  - CHAN Parameter
    198
  - Channel/MIDI Preset Number
    198
  - Timecode Editing
    199
  - Capture Current Time
    199
  - Simultaneous Events
    199
  - Event Mode
    199
- Snapshot Suppression and Automated Snapshots
  200
SECTION 8A : GROUPING SYSTEM

203
- Overview
  203
- Exercise 1
  203
- Creating a Group
  203
  - Turning the Grouping System on
    203
  - Select Group Master
    203
  - Select Group Slaves
    204
  - Meters in Group Mode
    204
  - Fader/Dca Control
    205
  - Group Master Fader and Underlying Audio Control
    206
  - Physical Fader Vs. Virtual Fader in Master Mode
    206
  - Independent Mode
    206
  - Group Status Indication
    207
- Exercise 2 Adding more Slaves to a Group
  207
- Exercise 3 Creating more Groups
  209
  - Existing Groups Display
    209
  - Select Group Master
    209
  - Select Group Slaves
    209
- Fast Access to Group Control
  211
- Deleting Groups
  211
  - Delete an Individual Group
    211
  - Delete All Groups
    212
- Storage & Recall of Group Data
  212
- Single Level Groups
  212
- Group solo Modes
  212
  - Group PFL - no
    212
  - Group AFL Normal Mode
    212
  - Group AFL Kill Mode
    213
  - Group AFL Intercancelling Mode
    213
SECTION 8B : FADER LINKING

214
- Overview
  214
- Fader Links Setup
  214
Section 9 : Dynamics

217
- Features
  219
- ES108A Wiring
  220
- The ES108A Front Panel
  221
- The ES108A Rear Panel
  223
- Dynamics Software Setup
  227
  - Accessing/Assigning Dynamics
    227
- Dynamics Configuration/Assignment Window Details
  229
- Dynamics Screen
  241
  - Gain Curve
    241
  - Gaincurve, Gainball and the Side-Chain
    242
  - Gaincurve and Gainball Examples
    242
  - Bargraph Meters
    244
  - The Gainball and RMS Vs. Peak Detectors
    245
- Adjusting Dynamics
  246
  - Dynamics
    246
  - Dynamics Page 2
    247
  - Accessing Dynamics Parameters with the Numeric Keypad
    248
  - Copy Dynamics Settings
    249
  - Assignable Function Keys
    249
  - Numeric Keypad Select Compressor/Gate
    250
  - Numeric Keypad Select Filters
    251
- Key Inputs
  252
- Filters
  253
  - Filters Pre-Compressor/Gate
    253
  - Filters Only
    253
- Filter Types
  254
- Dynamics Factory Presets (Modes)
  255
- Dynamics User Presets
  263
Section 10 : the Audio Cube

265
- Overview
  267
- Additional Aux Sends
  267
- Hyper-Surround Panning
  268
  - Chassis
    269
  - Power Supply
    269
  - Quad Bus Cards
    269
  - Interconnections
    270
  - Bus Inject Inputs
    270
  - Bus Inserts
    270
  - System Configurations Cube Input Assignments
    270
- Cube Configuration
  270
  - View the Template
    271
  - Standard" Cube Input Assignment Template
    271
  - Cube Input Assignment Template
    271
  - F-32 Cube Input Assignment Template
    272
  - Special" Cube Input Assignment Template
    272
  - Cube Input Assignment Template
    272
  - Direct Outputs
    274
  - I/O Configuration
    274
  - Cube Metering
    275
  - Diagnostics Screen
    275
  - Operational Configuration
    276
    
    Define Bus Types
    276
    
    Bus Link and Insert
    276
- Defining Buses
  277
- Exercise 1
  277
  - Cube Aux Masters
    278
    
    Stereo Aux Sends
    278
    
    Naming Aux Sends
    278
    
    Buss Kill
    279
    
    Control Initialization
    279
    
    Aux Copy
    280
    
    Bus Iso
    280
  - Pan Bus Masters
    280
    
    Bus Kill
    280
Section 11 : Hyper-Surround

281
- Overview
  283
  - Panner Rotary Control Set
    283
  - Panner Assignable Key Set
    283
- Exercise 1
  284
  - Setting up a 5.1 Panner
    284
  - Selecting a Format
    285
  - Selecting a Channel
    285
  - Selecting a Bus
    285
  - Next Block
    285
- Understanding the Panner Controls
  286
  - Using the Panner
    286
  - Naming the Panner
    286
  - The Rotary Controls
    286
- Exercise 2
  289
  - Setting up an LCR Panner
    289
  - Changing Bus Numbers
    289
  - Shared Buses
    289
  - Setting up a Surround Only Panner
    290
- Exercise 3
  290
  - Preset Library
    291
  - Storing & Naming Presets
    291
  - Standard Formats
    291
  - Partial and Multiple Formats
    291
  - Custom Formats
    292
Section 12 : MIDI Remote Control

293
- Overview
  295
- Program Changes
  295
  - MIDI Presets
    295
  - Assigning MIDI Presets
    296
  - Assigning MIDI Channels
    297
  - Assigning MIDI Channel Names
    297
  - Sending Multiple MIDI Program Changes
    297
- Linking Presets to Console Snapshots
  297
- Remote Control of Console Snapshots
  298
- Remote Control of External Equipment (OUT)
  299
- Remote Control of Console Objects by External Equipment (IN)
  301
Appendices

303
- System Setup Window
  305
- Aux Send Mode Theory
  308
- Front
  310
- Rear
  310
- Outside
  310
- Surface
  310
- Model
  311
- Cs3000-2-40
  311
- Cs3000-3-72
  311
- Cs3000-4-104
  311
- Audio Tower Dimensions
  312

Euphonix MixView CS2000 Software Manual (85 pages)

MixView v3.0

Brand: Euphonix | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
3
Section 1 : Automated Eq

7
- Overview
  7
- EQ Object Key
  7
- Writing EQ Moves
  7
  - All Parameter Punch
    7
  - Individual Parameter Punch
    7
- Playing EQ Moves
  7
- Additional EQ Automation Features
  8
  - Automation Viewer
    8
  - Monitor before Record (MBR)
    8
Section 2 : Automation Editing

9
- Edit Operations
  9
- Edit Template
  11
  - Edit Descriptions
    11
- Edit Region
  11
  - Manual Timecode Entry
    11
  - Using Cue/Locate Points
    12
  - On-The-Fly
    12
Section 3 : Automation Utilities

13
- Punch Menu
  13
- Pass Join
  14
- Exercise 1
  15
  - Pass Join Event Entry
    15
  - Viewing the Pass Join List
    16
- Join Template
  17
  - Object Included/Excluded
    17
  - Execute the Join
    18
  - Editing the Pass Join List
    18
  - The Base Pass
    18
  - Other Automation Features
    19
- Monitor before Record (MBR)
  19
- Exercise 2
  20
  - Engaging MBR Mode
    20
  - Aborting MBR Mode
    21
Section 4 : the Audio Cube

23
- Overview
  23
  - Additional Aux Sends
    23
  - Hyper-Surround Panning
    24
  - Chassis
    25
  - Power Supply
    25
  - Quad Bus Cards
    25
  - Interconnections
    26
  - Bus Inject Inputs
    26
  - Bus Inserts
    26
- Cube Configuration
  26
  - System Configurations Cube Input Assignments
    26
  - Standard" Cube Input Assignment Template
    27
  - Special" Cube Input Assignment Template
    28
  - Direct Outputs
    30
  - I/O Configuration
    30
  - Cube Metering
    31
  - Diagnostics Screen
    31
  - Operational Configuration
    32
  - Define Bus Types
    32
- Exercise 1
  33
  - Defining Buses
    33
  - Cube Aux Masters
    34
  - Pan Bus Masters
    36
Section 5 : Hyper-Surround

37
- Overview
  37
  - Panner Rotary Control Set
    37
  - Panner Assignable Key Set
    37
- EXERCISE 1 / Setting up a 5.1 Panner
  38
  - Selecting a Format
    39
  - Selecting a Channel
    39
  - Selecting a Bus
    39
  - Next Block
    39
- Understanding the Panner Controls
  40
  - Using the Panner
    40
  - Naming the Panner
    40
  - The Rotary Controls
    40
- EXERCISE 2 / Setting up an LCR Panner
  43
  - Setting up an LCR Panner
    43
  - Changing Bus Numbers
    43
  - Shared Buses
    43
  - Setting up a Surround Only Panner
    44
  - Preset Library
    45
  - Storing & Naming Presets
    45
  - Standard Formats
    45
  - Partial and Multiple Formats
    45
  - Custom Formats
    46
Section 6 : Moving Faders

47
- Moving Faders Vs Standard Faders
  47
- Smartdisplay Menus
  47
- Moving Fader Options
  48
  - Motors ON/OFF
    48
  - Touch ON/OFF
    49
  - Release ON/OFF
    49
  - Slaves Follow On/Off
    50
- First Punch Manual
  50
Section 7 : Channel Function Enhancements

53
- Overview
  53
- Aux Modes
  53
- Exercise 1
  53
  - Mono Independent Mode
    53
- Fader Source Tracking
  55
- Exercise 2
  55
- Configuring Aux Send Modes
  56
- Exercise 3
  57
  - Mono Pan Mode
    57
  - Mono Pan Center Locked Mode
    59
  - Mono Mode
    59
- Exercise 4
  59
  - Stereo Balance Mode
    59
  - Stereo Center Locked Mode
    60
  - Stereo Individual Mode
    61
  - Stereo Reverse Modes
    61
- Copying an Aux Setup
  61
- Meter Modes
  62
  - Metering Presets
    63
- MT Bus to Out3
  63
- Querying a Channel's Bus/Line Routing
  64
Section 8 : MIDI Remote Control

65
- Overview
  65
- Program Changes
  65
  - MIDI Presets
    65
  - Assigning MIDI Presets
    66
  - Assigning MIDI Channels
    66
  - Assigning MIDI Program Changes
    66
  - Assigning MIDI Channel Names
    67
  - Sending Multiple MIDI Program Changes
    67
- Linking Presets to Console Snapshots
  67
- Remote Control of Console Snapshots
  68
Section 9 : Fader Links

73
- Overview
  73
- Fader Links Setup
  73
Section 10 : Mx464

75
Section 11 : Miscellaneous

79
- Overview
  79
- Locate Menu System
  79
- Cue List and Menu
  80
  - Assigning Custom Cue Names
    81
- Other New Features
  81

Euphonix MixView CS2000 Software Manual (26 pages)

MixView 3.2

Brand: Euphonix | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents
3
Section 1 : Fader Enhancements

5
- Fader Names
  5
- Fader Db Level Displays
  6
- Fader Swap
  6
- Backstop Pre Fader Listen (PFL)
  7
Section 2: Monitoring Enhancements

9
Section 3: Snapshot Enhancements

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- Snapshot List Management
  11
- Merging Snapshot Lists
  12
Section 4 : Misc Enhancements

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- Dynamics Headroom Extension
  13
- Multiple Console solo Linking
  13
- Project Dates
  14
- Stereo EQ Linking
  14
  - Copying Linked Eqs
    14
  - Automating Linked Eqs
    15
- I/O and DSC Status Lock
  15
- Cue Skip
  15
- The LIST Key
  16
Section 5: Automation Enhancements

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- Automated Punch-In/Out
  17
- On-The-Fly Punch-In/Out
  17
  - Loop Mode
    18
  - Build Mode
    19
  - A Note on
    19
  - Out Vs. P-Out
    19
- Automation Glide
  20
  - Desk Automation Glide
    20
  - CUBE Automation Glide
    20
- CUBE Aux Send Automation
  21
- CUBE Panner Automation
  21
  - Abs Vs. Trim
    21
  - All Punch and All Clear
    22
- CUBE Automation Editing
  22
  - Cutting Automation Moves
    23
  - Copying and Bouncing Automation Moves
    24
- Enhanced Pass Control Show System
  25
- Track Panner
  25

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Table of Contents

Section 1 : Introduction

Section 2 : Getting Started

Section 3 : Snapshot Recall

Section 4 : Tutorial

Section 5 : the Patchbay

Section 6 : Moving Faders

Section 7 : Automation

SECTION 8A : GROUPING SYSTEM

SECTION 8B : FADER LINKING

Section 9 : Dynamics

Section 10 : the Audio Cube

Section 11 : Hyper-Surround

Section 12 : MIDI Remote Control

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Euphonix MixView CS2000 Software Manual (85 pages)

Table of Contents

Section 1 : Automated Eq

Section 2 : Automation Editing

Section 3 : Automation Utilities

Section 4 : the Audio Cube

Section 5 : Hyper-Surround

Section 6 : Moving Faders

Section 7 : Channel Function Enhancements

Section 8 : MIDI Remote Control

Section 9 : Fader Links

Section 10 : Mx464

Section 11 : Miscellaneous

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Table of Contents

Section 1 : Fader Enhancements

Section 2: Monitoring Enhancements

Section 3: Snapshot Enhancements

Section 4 : Misc Enhancements

Section 5: Automation Enhancements

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