NUAGE V1.1 Supplementary Manual
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NUAGE MASTER Setup
To open this window, click the Nuendo menu “Devices”
“NUAGE MASTER Setup.”
1
Open
Recalls the function assignments of Nuage Master.
2
Save
Saves the function assignments of Nuage Master. The
function assignment settings are saved as XML format (.xml).
NUAGE FADER Setup
To open this window, click the Nuendo menu “Devices”
“NUAGE FADER Setup.”
1
Open
Recalls the function assignments of Nuage Fader.
2
Save
Saves the function assignments of Nuage Fader. The function
assignment settings are saved as XML format (.xml).
3
User Assignable Settings
Assign the functions for each Nuage Fader.
Added support for remote
operation of the AD8HR
remote preamp (Nuage Fader)
Overview
The gains of the AD8HR connected to the Nuage I/O can
be controlled.
• Press and release [PRE] on the SECTION CONTROL
section, and then press [Sub parameter 2]. This lets you
control the “HA GAIN” and “HA TRIM” of the input
channels connected to the AD8HR with the [Multi
function knob].
• Press and release the [e] (edit) button on the CHANNEL
STRIP section of the input channel connected to the
AD8HR, and then press [PRE] in the SECTION
CONTROL section. This lets you control the “HA GAIN,”
“HA TRIM,” “HA HPF,” and “HA +48V” of the channels
connected to the AD8HR with the [Multi function knob].
When you assign an input bus which contains multiple
channels, such as stereo or surround, to an input channel
to control the AD8HR parameters, the parameters of the
channel listed on the top of the bus configuration (e.g.,
“Left” in the case of stereo) displayed in the “VST
Connections” window of the Nuendo are displayed.
When the parameters of all channels contained in the
same bus are not set to the same value, “*” is added to
the end of parameter name (e.g., “HA GAIN*”).
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Operation
Function
HA GAIN
Adjusts the gain.
HA TRIM
Adjusts the gain trim. To adjust the gain
trim, press [Multi function button A] to
unlock the parameter.
HA HPF
Turns the High Pass Filter on and off. You
can also adjust the cut-off frequency [20 –
600 Hz].
