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Mackie HUI
Mixer Functions
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Faders
The faders in the channel set are used for hands-on level control and mixing, and
allow adjustments of the corresponding channel levels in your application.
Because the faders are motorized, they move to reflect any level automation that you
have created in your projects. The faders also move when you select a new set of
8 channels to control, to reflect the current levels of the 8 channels.
The faders are touch sensitive. Therefore, motors are overridden when you move a
fader manually.
• To enable/disable the fader motors, press the FADER button in the AUTO
ENABLE section.
NOTE
If Device Setup > Mackie HUI > Enable Auto Select is activated, the
corresponding channel is selected automatically when you touch a fader.
Channel Set Assignment
The channel set section controls different channels in your application. You can
assign channels to the channel set with the BANK and CHANNEL buttons in the
ASSIGN section.
• To switch from one set of channels to the next, press the left or right BANK
button. The BANK buttons always shift channels in groups of 8, unless the
last channels do not make a complete group of 8.
For example, if your project has 20 channels, and you are currently controlling
the channels 1 to 8, press the right BANK button to move to the channels 9
to 16. If you press the right BANK button again, you move to the channels 13
to 20. If you then press the left BANK button, you move back to the channels
5 to 12.
• To shift the channel set assignment in steps of 1 channel, press the left or
right CHANNEL button.
For example, if your are currently controlling the channels 9 to 16, press the
left CHANNEL button to control channels 8 to 15 instead.
Channel Selection
You can select a single channel for detailed settings. The four character displays
above the SELECT buttons reflect the assigned channel names.
• To select a single channel, press the corresponding SELECT button in the
channel set section.
Muting and Soloing Channels
You can mute and solo channels with the corresponding MUTE and SOLO buttons
in the channel set section and with the DEFAULT and ASSIGN buttons in the
ASSIGN section.