CHAPTER 14. MIXING
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In order to set Live up for cueing, you must be using an audio interface with at least four
dedicated outputs (or two dedicated stereo outputs). The respective settings are accessible
in the Session View mixer. Make sure you have the Mixer and In/Out options checked in the
View menu.
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The Cueing-Related
Session Mixer Controls.
1. The
Master Out
chooser selects the output on your interface to be used as the
main output.
2. The
Cue Out
chooser selects the output on your hardware interface to be used
for cueing. This has to be set to an output other than that selected for the Master.
If the desired outputs don't show up in these choosers, please check the Audio
Preferences.
3. Activate cueing by setting the
Solo/Cue Mode
switch to Cue.
4. The tracks' Solo switches are now replaced by Cue switches with headphone
icons. When a track's Cue switch is pressed, that track's output signal will be
heard through the output selected in the Cue Out chooser. Note that the Track
Activator switch on the same track still controls whether or not the track is heard
at the Master output.
5. The
Cue Volume
control adjusts the volume of the cueing output.
Note that when cueing is set up and activated, the output of audio les that you are
previewing in the Browser is also heard through the Cue Out.
