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Setup Focus Mode: ( Track + F8 )
Encoder Knob 1 = Channel strip format (Mono, Stereo, L/R, Surround)
Encoder Knob 2 = Spread parameter (Surround channels only)
Encoder Knob 3 = Channel strip input assignment
Encoder Knob 4 = Channel strip output assignment
Encoder Knob 5 = Automation mode
Encoder Knob 6 = Quick-edit group membership. ChooseGroup1 to 32 or Off
<<<<<<<<< Pan >>>>>>>>>
Pan Assignment Shortcuts:
Hold Pan to display the shortcut menu. Here you can select which parameter will appear on the
LCD display and can be edited by the Encoder Knobs in Pan Assignment Mode .
Encoder Knob 1 or F1 = Angle
Encoder Knob 2 or F2 = Diversity
Encoder Knob 3 or F3 = LFE Level
Encoder Knob 4 or F4 = Spread
Encoder Knob 5 or F5 = -
Encoder Knob 6 or F6 = Activates Surround Focus Mode
Encoder Knob 7 or F7 = Activates Angle/DiversityMixer Mode
Encoder Knob 8 or F8 = Activates X/Y Mixer Mode
Surround Focus Mode: ( Pan - Pan )
Press Pan twice to enter Surround Focus Mode , and edit multiple surround parameters for the
selected channel. Each Encoder Knob is set to a different function. Stereo channels are always
assigned the parameter Pan .
Encoder Knob 1 = Angle
Encoder Knob 2 = Diversity
Encoder Knob 3 = LFE Level
Encoder Knob 4 = Spread
Encoder Knob 5 = Surround X
Encoder Knob 6 = Surround Y
Angle/Diversity Mixer Mode: ( Pan +
F7
)
Create dramatic polar-style surround panning for many tracks at once. This style of surround
control is best for creating deep immersive surround and automating smooth circular movements.
Turning an Encoder Knob changes the surround angle, and the Faders edit surround diversity.
Angle and Diversity work together to set the virtual position of a sound. Angle is the position of the
sound source relative to the listener in 360 degrees. Diversity is like the distance of the source
from the listener, where lower values are farther away.
X/Y Mixer Mode: ( Pan + F8 )
Create dramatic grid-style surround for many tracks at once. This style of surround control is best
for placing sounds on a virtual stage, or for automating sound objects that will move on mostly
linear paths relative to the listener. Turning an Encoder Knob changes the surround X value, and
the Faders edit surround Y.