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User's Guide Digiface Ravenna
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18.5 The Control Strip
The Control Strip on the right side is a fixed element. It combines different functions that are either
required globally, or constantly used, and therefore should not be hidden in a menu. Still using
the menu entry
Window, Hide Control Strip , the Control Strip is shifted out of the visible area to
gain more space for other elements.
The areas described in the following chapters can be minimized by a click on the arrow in their
title bar.
Device selection. Select the unit to be controlled in case more than one is
installed on the computer.
FX. Not functional with the Digiface Ravenna.
Undo / Redo. With the unlimited Undo and Redo changes of the mix can be
undone and redone, at any time. Undo/Redo does not cover graphical changes
(window size, position, channels wide/narrow etc.), and also no changes to the
Presets.
Undo/Redo also operates across Workspaces. Therefore a completely differ-
ently set up mixer view can be loaded via Workspace, and with a single click on
Undo the previous internal mixer state is returned
– but the new mixer view
stays.
Global Mute Solo Fader.
Mute. Global Mute operates in a pre fader style, muting all currently activated routings of the
channel. As soon as any Mute button is pressed, the Mute Master button lights up in the Control
Strip area. With this button all selected mutes can be switched off and on again. One can com-
fortably set up a mute group or activate and deactivate several mute buttons simultaneously.
Solo. As soon as any Solo button is pressed, the Solo Master button lights up in the Control Strip
area. With this button all selected Solos are switched off and on again. Solo operates as Solo-in-
Place, post fader style, as known from common mixing desks. A typical limitation for mixing desks,
Solo working only globally and only for the Main Out, does not exist in TotalMix. Solo is always
activated for the current submix only.
Fader. A Shift-click on a fader adds the fader to the temporary fader group . All faders now
marked yellow are ganged, and move simultaneously in a relative way. The temporary fader group
is deleted by a click on the F symbol.