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• Click the on-screen SOLO button to hear one
channel alone.
• Hold the Shift key to solo more channels or select
Solo Latch mode in the Options menu.
• With the Shift key held, click and drag across
multiple SOLO buttons to select them all.
Solo Isolate Mode
This feature is useful when you want a track,
or tracks, to remain on, even when a solo button is
pressed. For instance, if you want to individually
solo each track along with the drums, simply
isolate the drum channels, then press individual
solo buttons. Solo isolating effects returns is also
a common use for this feature.
• Hold the Alt key and click—or click and drag
across—any number of channel SOLO buttons to
isolate them from the solo action.
•
Alt-click
on a Solo that’s in Isolate mode to remove
it from Isolate status.
• Channels in Solo Isolate mode have blinking
SOLO buttons. In AFL and MIXDOWN solo modes
they’ll be heard even when other channels are
soloed.
• For example, if you always want to hear the FX
along with any soloed channels, put the FX
channel in Solo Isolate mode.
• Not active during PFL solo status.
• Can also be turned on and off in the Channel List
(Ctrl+B).
SELECT
• Activates a channel for modification of any FAT
Channel parameters.
• Double-click Select to view on-screen Fat
Channel.
ALT
= Solo Isolate
Drag (opt.)
Quick Select Fat Channel
Simply double-click the control surface SELECT
button to instantly open or close the Fat Channel.
On-screen, double-click the select button, click on
the Fat Channel tab at the bottom of the screen, or
press Ctrl-6 to open the Fat Channel. To close it,
press Ctrl-6 again or click the Fat Channel tab at
the bottom of the screen.
V-Pots
The onscreen V-Pots, like the onboard V-Pots, are
multifunctional.
Click-Drag
up to increase, pan right,
etc.;
Click-Drag
down to decrease, pan left, etc.
Control-click to set default value.
Increase
Decrease
SHIFT
= Multiple Solos
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