User Manual
User's Guide Digiface AVB © RME
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13.5 The Control Strip 
The Control Strip on the right side combines different functions that are either required globally, 
or constantly used,  and  therefore  should not be hidden  in  a  menu. Still using  the  menu  entry 
Window, Hide Control Strip,  the  Control  Strip  is  shifted  out  of  the  visible  area  to  gain  more 
space for other elements. 
The areas described in the following chapters can be minimized by a click on the arrow in their 
title bar. 
Device selection. Select the unit to be controlled in case more than one is 
installed on the computer. 
FX - DSP Meter.  Shows  the  DSP  load  caused  by  activated  EQs  and  Low 
Cuts. The DSP of the Digiface AVB has been designed so that an overload 
cannot occur. The display therefore is for information purposes only. 
Undo / Redo. With the unlimited Undo and Redo changes of the mix can be 
undone  and  redone,  at  any  time.  Undo/Redo  does  not  cover  graphical 
changes  (window size,  position,  channels  wide/narrow etc.),  and  also  no 
changes to the Presets. The accidental overwrite of an EQ Preset can not be 
made undone. 
Undo/Redo  also  operates  across  Workspaces.  Therefore  a  completely 
differently set up mixer view can be loaded via Workspace, and with a single 
click  on  Undo  the  previous  internal  mixer  state  is  returned  –  but  the  new 
mixer view stays. 
Global Mute Solo Fader. 
Mute. Global  Mute  operates  in  a pre fader  style,  muting all currently  activated routings of  the 
channel. As soon as any Mute button is pressed, the Mute Master button lights up in the Control 
Strip area. With this button all selected mutes can be switched off and on again. One can com-
fortably set up a mute group or activate and deactivate several mute buttons simultaneously. 
Solo. As  soon  as  any Solo button  is  pressed,  the Solo Master  button lights up  in the Control 
Strip area. With this button all selected Solos are switched off and on again. Solo operates as 
Solo-in-Place,  post  fader  style,  as  known  from  common  mixing  desks.  A  typical  limitation  for 
mixing desks, Solo working only globally and only for the Main Out, does not exist in TotalMix. 
Solo is always activated for the current submix only. 
Fader. A Shift-click on a fader adds the fader  to  the  temporary  fader  group.  All faders now 
marked  yellow  are  ganged,  and  move  simultaneously  in  a  relative  way.  The  temporary  fader 
group is deleted by a click on the F symbol. 










