Send Busses
Reference
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OASYS PCI
English
Bypassing Effects
To bypass an Effect, click on the slot number to the left of the Effect name. When
bypassed, the Effect name will be grayed out. To re-enable the Effect, just click the
slot number again. You can also bypass the Effect by using the Bypass button in
the Effect Control Panel.
To bypass
all
of the Effects in the Send Bus, option-click (MacOS) or CTRL-click
(Windows) on any of the Effects slot numbers.
MIDI (MIDI Channel)
A1-A16, B1-B16, Off.
This is the MIDI channel used to control the mixer channel,
including the mixer parameters (volume, pan, sends), the Program, and the Insert
Effects. There are two sets of MIDI inputs, labeled A and B, with 16 channels each.
When using OMS or FreeMIDI, these correspond to the OASYS PCI A and OASYS
PCI B devices, respectively. When using the built-in serial drivers, only the 16 “A”
channels are used.
If you like, you can also disable MIDI control for the Send Bus by selecting “Off.”
Level Meter
The meter shows the stereo output volume of the bus, post-effects.
To monitor the input to the bus, set the Volume fader to 127, and bypass all of the
effects.
Clip Indicators
The topmost, red lights are clip indicators for the left and right Send Bus outputs.
To clear a Send Bus’s clip indicators, click on them. To clear
all
clip indicators on
the Mixer, option-click (MacOS) or CTRL-click (Windows) on any clip indicator.
Vol (Volume)
0-127.
Volume adjusts the volume of the effect return. 111 is the default, and is
equal to 0dB (unity gain). Double-clicking the fader will set it to 111.
Volume responds to controller #7 on the selected MIDI channel.
Pan
0-127.
Pan moves the signal between the left and right channels of the selected
Output Bus. To create a mono output, use hard panning, left or right.
Pan responds to controller #10 on the selected MIDI channel. A value of 64 is
absolute center; 0 is hard left, and 127 is hard right. Double-clicking the pan knob
will set it to 64.
Width
0-127.
Width controls the stereo width of the Send Bus output, and interacts with
Pan to determine overall stereo placement.
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