User Manual
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Fader Banks buttons
The Fader Banks buttons control the behavior of the channel section controls.
Display buttons
The Display buttons control the behavior of the channel section controls.
Item Description
1 Bank Press the left or right arrow button to scroll the channels 8 units at a time.
For example, if tracks 1-8 are currently displayed, pressing the right arrow will change to tracks 9-16.
2 Channel Press the left or right arrow button to scroll the channels 1 unit at a time.
For example, if tracks 1-8 are currently displayed, pressing the right arrow will change to tracks 2-9.
Hold the Option button while pressing either Channel button to change track order. For example, if track two is
selected and you press Option+ < Channel, track two becomes track one. Conversely, if track one is selected and
you press Option + Channel >, track one becomes track two.
3 Flip Press to exchange the behavior of the fader and V-Pot when allowed.
4 Video Press to toggle audio and video modes.
For example, you press the Pan/Fade button in audio mode, you can perform audio track panning with the V-
Pot.
If you press the button in video mode, you can adjust fade-to-color settings if the Automation button in the
Audio/Video section is selected and the track is in Automation Write (Touch) or Automation Write (Latch)
mode.
Item Description
1 Meters/
Values
When you’re working with audio tracks or busses, press to display meters or numeric values. Even in Meters
mode, numeric values are displayed when you edit a value.
In Audio mode, hold the Shift button in the Modifiers section while pressing the Meters/Values button to toggle
control of tracks, busses, or tracks and busses.
• Press once to show audio tracks.
• Press again to show audio tracks.
• Press again to show busses.
• Press again to show tracks and busses.
2 Time Fmt
Zero
Press and hold to display the current time format. Turn V-Pot 8 while holding the button to change the format.
Hold the Shift button in the Modifiers section while pressing the Time Fmt/Zero button to set the current cursor
position to zero.
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