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Sends Switch
Channel Strip Function Controls
When you press the Sends switch, you enter Sends mode, and
the send names for the first two sends on that channel strip
are displayed on the encoder displays. If there are additional
sends on the channel, the channel’s Page Up switch lights.
The 10 available sends are displayed in five pairs (A–B, C–D,
E–F, G–H, I–J).
Each channel strip has a set of Channel Strip Function controls for controlling channel selection and focus, mute, solo,
and record enable status, input monitor mode, and automation mode.
Input Monitor Mode
switch
Record Enable
switch
Send Pan Mode
Send Pan mode allows you to adjust send panning and level at
the same time. Send level is controlled by the channel fader
and Send pan is controlled by the encoder.
To enter Send Pan mode:
Channel Select
switch
Solo switch
Mute switch
1 Press the Sends switch to display sends on the channel’s encoders.
2 Press the encoder Select switch that corresponds to the send
you want to display.
To return to the top level display of sends on the channel strip:
„
Press the Sends switch again.
To link a Send’s Pan controls to the Main Pan controls of a track:
1 Put the track in Send Pan mode for the Send you want to
link.
Channel display
Automation Mode
switch
Automation Trim
switch
Channel Strip Function controls
Input Monitor Mode Switch
The Input Monitor Mode switch toggles the input monitoring
mode for that channel between Auto Input and Input Only
mode. The switch lights when the channel is in Input Only
mode.
2 Press the B/M/P switch on any of the active encoders on the
track to toggle the FMP status of the send.
Record Enable Switch
The Record Enable switch toggles record enable status for the
channel. When the channel is record-enabled and the
Pro Tools transport is stopped, the switch flashes. During recording, the switch lights continuously.
Record Safe Mode To record safe a track from D-Command,
hold Control (Windows) or Command (Mac) and press the
track’s Record Enable switch.
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