Surface Getting Started Guide
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Assign
–
Hold down and press a strip
Mix
key to toggle its assignment to the
active Mix on or off.
Pre/Post
–
Hold down and press a strip
Sel
key to toggle sends to the active Mix pre
or post fade.
Toggle all channels on/off or pre/post by pressing a master
Mix
or
Sel
.
Assignments and pre/post settings for the selected channel or Mix are also available
in the
Routing
screen.
LCD Display mode
–
Select the information shown in the strip LCD
Displays. Read the Fader Strip paragraph below for further information.
3.1
Harmony UI
The C3500 has two screens: the left screen is dedicated to channel processing, while the right screen
displays status, system setup, memory management menus and more. The C1500 and C2500 have a single
screen which incorporates both functions.
dLive integrates the touchscr
een with a set of ‘wrap
-
around’
controls colour-coded for intuitive and quick
operation. Dedicated areas of the screen display values and status of the corresponding controls; some
are configurable or user assignable (widget areas). Tapping on any of these areas will open the associated
tab in the main screen area.
Home
–
Press to restore a familiar state of the Surface. Home restores default
active layers, screen modes, active Mix, strip rotary mode and channel LCD view.
Home does not affect channel processing, strip layout, illumination or any other
setting which is stored in Scenes.
Preamp and Filters
–
This area of the screen is dedicated to the channel
preamp and filters.
Insert
–
Insert In switch and Assigned indicator. The indicator is lit when any
of the channel Insert points is assigned.
Lib
–
Press to access the preset Library for the channel or processing block in
focus. A popup menu lets you Recall, Store, Overwrite or Delete libraries. Press Lib
again to exit.
Setup
–
Hold down and tap on any highlighted area of the screens to configure it. For
example, touch a widget area to set up functions, views or controls. Touch on the
main screen area to access options further to those displayed.
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