MOTU UltraLite-mk4, Руководство пользователя

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M O T U P R O A U D I O C O N T R O L W E B A P P
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MIXING TAB
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The Mixing tab gives you access to the
48-channel mixer in the UltraLite-mk4,
which provides a main mix bus, monitor
bus, three group busses, seven aux
busses, and a dedicated reverb bus. Use
the Device tab to configure how many
inputs you wish to work with (up to 48).
Use the Routing tab (page 15) to route
channels to the mixer inputs. Channels
can come from any source, such as the
physical inputs on the interface or
channels coming from the computer.
1. Shows and hides the Mixer Setup
sidebar (3), which lets you show and
hide channels, channel strip
settings, effects, and the Legend (6).
2. The Mixing tab selects the mixer.
3. Use the Mixer Setup sidebar to show
and hide elements in the mixer.
4. Shows and hides all elements in the
section with one click.
5. Create, save, recall and manage
mixer presets.
6. This column is the Legend. It
provides labels and controls for
channel strip sections. The menu at
the top lets you create, name, save
and manage entire mixer presets.
7. Mixer input channels.
8. This input channel has its Gate and
Compressor enabled. Disabled
effects are grayed out.
9. This is Group bus 1-2. You can send
inputs to this group with their Group
send fader (26). Groups are sent to
the Main Mix with its Main send
fader (25) or aux busses (20).
10. Group buses, the main mix bus, and
the reverb return bus are equipped
with the Leveler, a vintage compres-
sor modeled after the Teletronix
LA-2A leveling amplifier.
11. The reverb channel strip provides
the reverb processor. Use the reverb
send on inputs or groups to route
them to the reverb bus, which can
then be mixed in with the main mix
or aux busses. Disable the reverb
processor to use it as an extra group.
12. The Monitor Bus can mirror the
output of any other bus, or it can act
as a separate Solo bus. See page 19.
13. The Main Mix bus is the master fader
for the entire mixer. You can add EQ
and Leveler compression.
14. You can adjust Aux bus output levels
here, or in the Aux Mixing tab shown
on page 17.
15. Click a name to change it, except for
the Main Mix, Monitor, and Reverb
busses, which cannot be changed.
16. Stereo toggle to switch channels
pairs between mono or stereo. Use
the other menus to manage channel
strip presets and to choose audio
sources and destinations for mixer
inputs and bus outputs.
17. Gate processing for inputs.
18. Click the thumbnail EQ graph to
open the full-size, editable EQ graph
(Figure 8-4 on page 55).
19. The Dynamics section provides a
conventional compressor for inputs
and the Leveler for output busses.
20. Reverb and aux sends.
21. Solo and mute. On the Monitor bus,
the SC button clears all solos.
22. Channel faders.
23. Choose the source for the Monitor
bus from this menu. It can mirror
any output bus or the Solo Bus.
24. When Follow Solo is enabled, the
Monitor bus temporarily switches to
the solo bus when any channel is
soloed.
25. Main Mix sends.
26. Group sends.
27. ‘S’ lets you solo the group. ‘PRE’
toggles the sends between pre- and
post-fader routing, i.e. before or
after the channel fader.
28. Show and hide output busses here.
29. Show/hide all busses with one click.
30. Same as (27) above.
31. Show and hide inputs here.
32. Show/hide all inputs with one click.
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