11—Input and Track Channel Tools
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The CH EDIT ASSIGN Screen
On a track channel’s ASSIGN screen, you can route input channel, FX return, Aux/FX
bus and Direct path signals or other tracks to the current channel’s track for recording.
The screen acts like the EZ ROUTING screens (Page 278), but without virtual “wires.”
To route a signal to the current channel’s track:
• use the cursor buttons to select the desired signal source and turn the TIME VALUE
dial clockwise—the selected signal source highlights to show that it’s routed to the
current channel’s track. To disconnect the source, turn the Time/Value dial counter-
clockwise.
• click the desired signal source with your mouse—the selected signal source
highlights to show that it’s routed to the current channel’s track. To disconnect the
source, click it again.
Parameter View
The CH EDIT PRM.V (for “Parameter View”) feature allows you to view a selected CH
EDIT parameter in multiple channels at the same time. You can also adjust the
parameter in any of the displayed channels. This can save you time when you need to
adjust the same parameter in a group of channels.
You can route as many signals to the current channel’s track as you like.
If you select a stereo source—linked input channels, tracks or Aux/FX busses—both
linked signals will be combined and routed into the current channel’s track. If the
current channel’s linked to another channel, the left side of the source signal will go to
the odd-numbered track and the right side to the even-numbered track.
To activate the Parameter View, press F6 (PRM.V) from any CH EDIT screen except a
tracks channel’s ASSIGN screen. Also, on a track channel’s CH EDIT VIEW screen, F6
(PRM.V) is unavailable when the STATUS parameter is selected—choose another
parameter to activate F6 (PRM.V).
The 10 input
channels
Tracks
The eight
Direct Paths
The Aux and
FX Busses
The six
FX returns
Selected channel and
parameter (group)
Parameter
Parameter
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