Dock Surface Controls Overview
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Transport
These seven switches provide basic Transport commands RTZ (Return to Zero), Rewind, Fast Forward, Stop, Play, Record, and
Loop on/off in their primary layer, and extended Transport commands in the
SHIFT
layer.
The following table lists all the primary and secondary functions of the Transport switches.
Channel Strip
The Dock provides one channel strip with a
Solo
switch, a
Mute
switch, a 100mm motorized touch-sen-
sitive fader, a channel select (
Sel
) switch, a Record Enable (
Rec
)/Automation Mode (
A
) switch, and a
level meter.
Solo
The
Solo
switch lights yellow when that track is soloed.
Mute
The track is muted (off) when the strip
Mute
switch is lit, and is on (unmuted) when not lit.
Fader
The fader controls the level for the track assigned to the channel strip. It is motorized so it reflects changes
made in the application, such as automation. It is also touch sensitive, which some applications use for au-
tomation.
When the
Select by Touch
General preference is selected in the
General
tab of EuControl Settings ap-
plication, touching a fader selects that track in the application and attentions it on that strip. This is the
same as pressing the fader
Sel
switch.
Holding down the Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) key on your computer keyboard and touching a
fader sets it to unity gain.
Holding down Surface
SHIFT
and touching the fader also resets it to unity.
Transport switches, primary and SHIFT functions
Primary Layer
SHIFT Layer
||<
(Return to Zero)
Back + Play
<<
(Rewind)
Previous
>>
(Fast Forward)
Next
(Stop)
User (assignable in EuControl)
>
(Play)
Pre/Post-Roll on/off
(Record)
Record Mode
Loop (playback)
Loop Record
On systems that include an S3 or other controller, the Dock fader ignores fader Flip.
Loop Rec
Rec Mode
BACK+
P P ROLL
/
USER
60
40
30
20
10
5
0
6
12
Clip
Solo
Mute
Rec
Sel