CAKEWALK sonar x3, Справочное руководство

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Surround Mixing (Producer and Studio only)
Surround metering
4. In the Control Bar’s ACT module, select Joystick Panner in the drop-down menu, then click the
Controller/Surface Properties button .
5. In the Joystick Panner dialog box, select button 1 in the Buttons field, and then select Engage
Pan Mode in the Button Actions field.
6. Now select Button 2 , and select Engage Pan Nav Mode in the Button Actions field.
7. Select any other buttons your joystick has (one at a time), and connect them to any transport or
menu commands you want in the
Button Actions field; close the Joystick Panner dialog box.
Now when you hold down button 1 (the “trigger button”), the joystick controls the surround panner on
the current track or send. When the pan/sphere is in the desired position, let button 1 up to hold the
position. When you hold down button 2 , move the joystick vertically to change the current track, and
horizontally to change to a different send control. The Control Bar’s ACT module displays the names
of the current track and send. Use any other buttons you configured to control other SONAR
functions.
You can save your button assignments as a preset by typing a name for the current group of settings
in the Presets window in the
Joystick Panner dialog box, and then clicking the floppy disk icon
that’s next to the Presets field. Whenever you want to load a preset, just select it in the Presets
window.
Surround metering
Meters in tracks routed to surround buses or the Surround Main, and meters in surround buses work
the same as stereo meters (see
“Metering” on page 899), however, surround meters display more
channels. For example, a project in 5.1 would have a six-channel meter.
Figure 304. Multi-channel meter
A. Six-channel meter
Each pair of hardware outputs still uses a stereo meter, but you will see the meters on several pairs
of outputs displaying levels, depending on how many surround channels your project uses.
See:
“Bass management” on page 991
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