Chapter 7: Overview and Basics
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To undo:
■
Press the UNDO switch.
To redo:
■
Press SHIFT/ADD+
(CTRL)+UNDO.
The SAVE switch LED will be lit if the session has
changed from its currently saved state.
To save the changes in a session:
1
Press SAVE. The SAVE switch LED will flash
when first pressed, indicating the Save process
has been armed.
2
If you want to abort the Save process at this
point, press ESC/CANCEL.
3
If you want to complete the Save process,
press SAVE again. The SAVE switch LED will re-
main lit during completion of the Save process,
and then afterwards will turn off.
Navigation and Zoom Controls
These controls let you use the UP, DOWN, PRE-
VIOUS, and NEXT for navigation, zooming, or
selecting material. For more information, see
“Navigation and Zoom” on page 73.
The Numeric Keypad
The Numeric Keypad mirrors the function of the
numeric keypad on the host computer, and is
used for memory locations, data entry of
counter values or numerics, for completing edit-
ing operations (using the ENTER key), and for
Pro Tools Transport and Shuttle modes.
The CLR key in the Numeric Keypad mirrors the
function of the Backspace key (Windows) or the
Delete key (Mac), and clears selected text from
on-screen text boxes.
Bank Swapping and Nudging
Beneath the Control|24 numeric keypad are the
Bank Select switches, labeled BANK LEFT, BANK
RIGHT, and NUDGE. Together, these switches
allow bank swapping, or channel scrolling in
single channel increments.
◆
BANK LEFT and BANK RIGHT swap banks left
or right, 24 channels at a time.
◆
NUDGE engages channel-scroll mode, in
which the BANK SELECT arrows scroll by one
channel at a time in the appropriate direction.
To bank to the next channels:
■
Press BANK RIGHT.
To bank to the previous 24 channels:
■
Press BANK LEFT.
Navigation and Zoom controls
Summary of Contents for Control 24
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