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MMC User Manual - AMS Neve

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Machine Control<br />

Post Roll<br />

Post Roll<br />

Roll Back<br />

The Post Roll Time set in MCS Preferences can be used with Cycle. Post Roll causes the transport to continue<br />

playing by an extra amount after the Cycle To time has been reached. When the Cycle To time plus the Post Roll<br />

is reached then the transport will rewind back to the Cycle From time (minus Pre Roll).<br />

Post Roll is useful for preventing sudden transitions at the Cycle To time and can also be useful when Safety Nets<br />

are enabled. If the Safety Net times are matched to the Cycle times (e.g. using the same Labels), then Post Roll<br />

will allow some audio to be heard immediately after the Safety Net end time so that the changeover can be<br />

heard in context.<br />

To use the Post Roll Time click the Use Post Roll Time check box so that an X is shown.<br />

To change the Post Roll Time click the Pre/Post Roll Time button.<br />

The MCS Presets page will be displayed.<br />

Change the Post Roll Time as required and Exit from Preferences.<br />

Roll Back is the amount by which the transport is moved back when the ROLL BACK key is pressed.<br />

The Roll Back time is set with Encore and Roll Back will not operate if Encore is not active.<br />

When Encore starts up, the current Roll Back time set in MCS Preferences is sent to the MCS.<br />

To use Roll Back press the ROLL BACK key.<br />

The ROLL BACK key will illuminate.<br />

Depending on how the machine executes a Roll Back, the REWIND key or the SHUTTLE key will also illuminate<br />

while the transport is rolling back.<br />

When the Roll Back is complete, the ROLL BACK key and REWIND or SHUTTLE key will cease to be illuminated.<br />

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