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6.5
The routing matrix
When your input routing has been connected to the routing matrix, you can select to which
output(s) you route using this nifty control. Just like with the input routing, simply click a cell
in this matrix to route the audio signal from the inputs on the left toward the outputs on the
bottom right of the screen. Note that the path of your audio signal lights up in the matrix. If
configured correctly the whole audio path through the system will now be marked in green,
including the input and output labels. An example of 2 complete audio paths can be seen
below.
Each separate matrix cell can be right clicked to produce dialog that controls the gain of
your signal. As with the input routing, a plus represents an audio boost while a minus
represents a cut.
6.6
Input and output labels
For your convenience, the input and output labelling can be changed to whatever name you
want: Simply click on the label and type any name you like, with a maximum of 12
characters. The labels will be saved when saving your project to file or synchronizing it to
the Engineer.