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Preferences
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Meters’ Fallback
This allows you to specify how quickly the meters in the MixConsole return to lower
values after signal peaks.
Metering - Appearance
On this page you can assign colors to level meter values to quickly identify what levels are
reached. You can adjust the colors for the channel meter or the master meter. For the master
meter you can only make changes for the Digital Scale scaling mode. Changes take effect when
you click Apply or OK.
To adjust the levels and colors, activate the channel meter or master meter option and proceed
as follows:
● To specify the level for a color change, double-click a handle to the right of the meter
scale and enter the level (dB) value. Note that for dB values less than 0, you must add a
minus sign before the entered number. You can also click a handle and drag it to a specific
level. Press Shift for more accurate positioning. Alternatively, you can nudge with the Up
Arrow/Down Arrow keys. Press Shift for faster positioning.
● To assign a color, click the upper or lower part of a handle, and use the color selector
pane to select a color. Selecting the same color for the upper and lower part of the handle
results in a meter that changes its colors gradually, while different colors indicate level
changes even more precisely.
● To add more color handles, click Add, or Alt-click at a level position to the right of the
meter scale. Each new handle is automatically associated with a default color.
● To remove a handle, select the handle and click Remove, or Ctrl/Cmd-click the handle.
Record
This page contains settings related to audio and MIDI recording. Select one of the available
entries.
Deactivate Punch In on Stop
If this option is activated, Punch In on the Transport panel is automatically
deactivated whenever you enter Stop mode.
Stop after Automatic Punch Out
If this option is activated, playback will automatically stop after automatic Punch Out
(when the Project Cursor reaches the Right Locator and Punch Out is activated on the
Transport panel). If the Post-roll value on the Transport panel is set to a value other
than zero, playback will continue for the set time before stopping.
Record - Audio
Audio Pre-Record Seconds
This allows you to specify for how many seconds any incoming audio you play is
captured in buffer memory during playback or in stop mode.
When Recording Wave Files larger than 4GB
This allows you to specify what happens if you record Wave files that are larger than
4 GB.
● To split the Wave file, activate Split Files.
Use this if you work on a FAT32 file system that supports only file sizes up to 4
GB.
● To save the Wave file as RF64 file, activate Use RF64 Format.
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