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channels per bank. However, there are also controllers that have a native mode which lets
you learn several channels (64 max.). For single track controllers the value is 1.
Output Levels
Deactivate: If your controller does not have a motorized fader, you can use this option to
deactivate the transmission of controller data.
Normal send: Program data (e.g. fade changes in the mixer) are sent to the controller.
MIDI controller data is received and processed.
Echo send: Program data (e.g. fade changes in the mixer) are sent to the controller. MIDI
controller data is received and processed and sent back to the controller. Controllers need
this for LED displays and buttons. If your controller has difficulties with this (e.g. Logic
Control), activate "Normal send".
Echo send (without touching fader): Program data (e.g. fade changes in the mixer) are
sent to the controller. MIDI controller data is received and processed and sent back to the
controller. However, the fader values are not sent back while it is moved (activated fader
touch). Only the last value is released to prevent increased data volumes. If your controller
has difficulties with this (e.g. Logic Control), activate "Normal Send".
Using multiple controllers, extenders and multi-bank controllers
In the controller selection list, you can position a maximum of four controllers. For example,
if you select a Mackie Control and want to add an extension to it, then just add a Mackie
control again. It will be automatically moved to under the first one. In this case, the second
controller is treated as an extension. Specify the correct MIDI ports for this controller, too.
If the order of both devices is not synchronous, change their position using drag & drop or
adjust the specified MIDI ports.
If you wish to have both controllers working side by side and independently, move them
using the mouse so that one is directly beneath the other in the list.