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D-Command Guide 106
Custom Fader Flip Mode
When in Custom Groups, Mix/Edit Groups, or Plug-In mode,
you can flip Custom Fader encoder rows to the faders with
Custom Fader Flip mode. Custom Fader Flip mode only affects
Custom Fader channels, and has no effect on channels in Nor-
mal mode.
To enter Custom Fader Flip mode:
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When in Groups, Tracks, or Plug-In mode, hold Win (Win-
dows) or Control (Mac) and press the Flip switch for the en-
coder row you want to flip to the faders.
To exit Custom Fader Flip mode:
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Press the lit Flip switch.
Custom Fader Map Modes
When in Groups or Plug-In mode, you can map individual en-
coder controls to faders on a track-by-track basis with Custom
Fader Map modes.
This mapping feature works differently depending on which
of the Custom Fader modes you are in. (Mapping is not avail-
able in Tracks mode.)
Custom Fader Maps are saved with the session.
Map Mode for Custom Groups or Mix/Edit Groups
When in Custom Groups mode or Mix/Edit Groups mode,
you can map any encoder parameter to the fader on the same
Custom Fader channel. In these Map modes, the rotary en-
coder control swaps with the channel fader, and the encoder
Bypass/Mute/Pre switch swaps with the channel Mute switch.
Mapping while in these modes is vertically restricted to encod-
ers and faders in the same channel strip.
To map an encoder to a fader (Custom Groups mode or Mix/Edit
Groups mode):
1
While in Custom Groups mode or Mix/Edit Groups mode,
press and hold the Map switch in the Custom Faders section
until the switch flashes.
2
In the Custom Fader channels, touch any rotary encoders
that you want to map to their corresponding channel fader.
3
Do one of the following:
• Press the flashing Map switch to confirm the mapping.
– or –
• Press the Escape switch to cancel the mapping and leave
Map edit mode.
The Map switch lights solid to indicate that the mapping is ac-
tive.
To bypass mapping (Custom Groups mode or Mix/Edit Groups
mode):
„
Press the lit Map switch. Even when it is not displayed, map-
ping is remembered for each Custom Group or Mix/Edit
Group.
To recall mapping (Custom Groups mode or Mix/Edit Groups
mode):
1
Press the Groups switch in the Custom Faders section. The
Focus Channel display indicates “Custom” for Custom
Groups mode, and the eight Custom Groups appear on the en-
coders in the Custom Fader channels.
2
While holding the Groups switch, press the Bank/Cycle
switch to toggle between “Groups” (Mix/Edit Group Mode)
and “Custom” (Custom Group Mode) if necessary. The Focus
Channel display indicates the selection.
3
Press the Select switch that corresponds to the Custom Fader
group you want to recall.
4
Press the Map switch.
Plug-In Map Mode
When in Custom Faders Plug-In mode, you can map any
plug-in parameter to any of the faders in the Custom Fader
channels, including faders on different channels. In Plug-In
Map mode, a mapped rotary control is duplicated on the
fader, and a mapped switch is duplicated on the channel Mute
switch. (Because Plug-In mode does not use the faders, no
swapping takes place.)
Mapping while in this mode has no restriction on the vertical
relationship between encoders and faders.
How Plug-In Mapping is Stored
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When you map a plug-in, all other instances of that plug-in
in the session will use the same mapping.
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Plug-in mapping is saved as a preference file with a .pim ex-
tension.
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Plug-In mapping for the last opened session is remembered
by the Pro Tools system (saved in the Pro Tools application
preferences file), so when you create a new session on the sys-
tem, all instances of the same plug-in will use the stored map-
ping.
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Plug-in mapping files (.pim) files can be imported and ex-
ported for use with other D-Command and D-Control con-
soles.
To map an encoder to a fader (Plug-In mode):
1
While in Plug-In mode, press the Map switch in the Custom
Faders section.
2
In the Custom Fader channels, press the channel Select
switch on the channel where you want to map the encoder.
The Select switch flashes to indicate Map mode.