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Mixer 167
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Faders: These faders adjust the left and right master signal. Double
clicking on a fader resets the fader to 0 dB.
FX: Opens the effects/routing dialog for editing and configuring any
number of effects chains. This specifies the sequence in which the
effects are used. More information can be found in the chapter
"Effects and effects plug-ins -> Sequence of effects calculations".
Mix to file: The entire VIP including all settings is calculated into a file.
More information on this can be found in "Tools -> Track bouncing".
On: This function lets you mix the complete signal into a stereo WAV
file during each playback. This is especially useful if you wish to use
the processed output signal of the mixer, for example, when
monitoring. Make sure that the "On" button is deactivated if you don't
wish to mix the master signal into a new file. Otherwise, the system
creates a WAV file every time the file is played.
Note: You don't need to use the "Mix to file" function to record
dynamic mixer movements during playback. It's usually better to
control effects movements via AUX busses, to record volume and
panorama curves, and then use the mixdown function.
Device / master out: Enter the playback device for the entire signal
here; this can also be set in the system/options dialog under "Audio
devices".
Global settings
Some additional buttons for adjusting the global settings of the mixer
window and mixer handling can be found at the right side of the
mixer window.
This includes (clockwise from bottom left):
Start track: If the VIP has many tracks, then only a section of the
corresponding mixer channels is generally displayed in the mixer
window. The visible section can be moved using the scroll bar at the
bottom of the mixer.
Hold “Shift” down and click on one of the “Start track” buttons to
save the current view (a left click is sufficient the first time).