User's Manual
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SSL UF8 User Guide
V-Pot Assignment Modes
UF8 offers direct access to the six main Mackie Control V-Pot assignment modes. These V-Pot assignment modes are accessed 
via the keys labelled below: 1. PAN, 2. SEND, 3. INSTRUMENT, 4. EQ, 5. TRACK and 6. PLUGIN. For an in-depth explanation of 
each V-Pot assignment mode, please refer to the Mackie Control section Logic Pro Control Surface Support document. 
Channel View & Mixer View
Each V-Pot assignment mode can operate in two different ways - 'Channel View' or 'Mixer View'. Pressing 
the currently active V-Pot assignment key will toggle between the two view modes. 
Let's take SEND mode as an example. The first time you press the SEND key, you will be put into 'Mixer 
View'. In this view, you can control one Send parameter (Destination/Level/Pan/Mute) for all tracks using 
the V-Pots. In 'Mixer View' the Left and Right cursor keys move between the next and previous parameter 
and the Up and Down cursor keys change the Send Slot selection e.g. Send 1, Send 2, Send 3 etc. Ensure 
the Zoom key is not active.
Pressing the SEND key again will toggle you into 'Channel View' which, by contrast, presents multiple 
Send parameters (Destination/Level/Pan/Mute) for the currently selected track across V-Pots. In 'Channel 
View', the Left and Right cursor keys will move between parameter pages and the Up and Down cursor 
keys will change the selected track (as long as the central Zoom key is not lit).
Pressing and holding a V-Pot Assignment Key
Many of the V-Pot assignment keys have a press and hold feature. For example, press and hold the SEND key to display a sub-
menu of options on the LCDs. In this particular example, 'Level' is presented above V-Pot 2, so pushing V-Pot 2 (whilst keeping 
SEND held down), assigns the V-Pots to control Send levels. This offers an alternative method of achieving the same task as using 
the cursor keys in 'Mixer View'.
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The cursor keys 
are integral to 
operating in 
Channel View and 
Mixer View.










