Description
Options
Setting
Select the number of output channels to use in your
sequence; configure panning and routing from via
Default
Mix
settings.
1-16
Output Channels
Select the preferred dBFS level, which is indicated on audio
meters with a blue tick mark. This setting does not alter
-20, -18,
-12
Digital Reference
Level
recorded audio in any way; it moves the reference level so
editors in different regions can ride audio at their preferred
level of headroom.
Configures pan control and channel routing for each
track of the Timeline.
Default Mix
1. Click
Settings
.
2. Select
Monitor Mix
or
Output Mix
.
Monitor Mix
controls panning and channel output
for speakers in the edit bay, and does not affect
sends to the server, play to tape, or live playout.
Output Mix
controls the panning and channel output
for the actual sequence output for playout.
3. Set the pan control by dragging the pan slider for an
audio channel to the right or left position; alt-click on
a pan slider to set the pan direction to center. By default,
odd-numbered channels pan to the left and
even-numbers channels pan to the right. Changing the
pan direction affects the entire track in a sequence.
4. Route audio channels by selecting specific channels
(
1+2, 3+4, etc
.) or
All
.
Default routing for two-channel systems is as
follows:
•
Left >> Channel 1
•
Right >> Channel 2
•
Center >> All channels
If you have more than eight audio tracks, click the
Bank Select arrow to access the additional tracks on
Bank 2.
Enter the amount of preroll to play on a clip prior to playing
the edit you’re reviewing.The default Edit Duration is 3
seconds.
Undo/Redo Limit
Enter the number of undo levels to track; 32 is the
default.
1-1024
Output Channels
NOTE: Increasing the number of undo levels increases
Aurora Edit’s system memory usage.
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Aurora Edit Installation Guide
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Aurora Edit Application Configuration