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a mixing console. If you, for instance, mute 'Out 1' to 'Out 4' and press
Solo for 'Out 5', of course all Mute buttons will light up. If you deacti-
vate Solo, the Mute buttons for 'Out 1' to 'Out 4' light up as before. And
if you chose Solo for a channel of this Mute group, mute will be deacti-
vated, but immediately activated again, if Solo is released.
14.5 Hotkeys
TotalMix knows only a few but very effective key combinations that
make setting the mixer up considerably easier and faster. The [Shift]-
key for the fine-mode for faders and panpots has already been men-
tioned. But the [Ctrl]-key can do far more than changing the routing for
channel pairs:
• Clicking anywhere into the fader area with the [Ctrl]-key pressed sets the fader
to 0 dB, -6 dB for the hardware outputs.
• Clicking anywhere into the pan area with the [Ctrl]-key pressed sets the pan-
orama to <C> meaning 'Center'.
Windows
The faders can also be moved in pairs, corresponding to the stereo-routing
settings.
Macintosh
The faders can also be moved in pairs, corresponding to the stereo pairs.
This can be achieved by pressing the [Alt]-key and is especially com-
fortable when setting the S/P-DIF and analog output level.
Macintosh
Even the Panoramas can be operated with [Alt], from stereo through mono
to inversed channels.
At the same time, TotalMix also supports combinations of these keys. If
you press [Ctrl] and [Alt] at the same time, clicking with the mouse
makes both faders jump to 0 dB, and they can be set in pairs by [Shift]-
[Alt] in fine-mode.
Also very useful: the faders have two mouse areas. The first area is the
fader button, which can be grabbed at any place without changing the
position. This avoids unwanted changes when clicking onto it. The sec-
ond area is the whole fader setting area. Clicking into this area makes
the fader jump to the mouse pointer position at once. If you want to set
several faders to m.a. for instance, it is sufficient to click onto the lower
end of the fader path. Which happens in pairs with the [Alt]-key pressed.
For more hotkeys see the section “14.7 Level Meter” on page 51.