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MMC User Manual - AMS Neve

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Using Encore<br />

The Main Encore Screen<br />

Glide Times<br />

Allows users to adjust Glide rates for Match and Auto Match modes.<br />

Current Desk Setup and I/O Config<br />

This shows the names of the currently loaded Desk Setup and I/O Configuration files.<br />

Current Play and Record Pass<br />

The green numbers show the current Play Pass that will be used for play back when timecode is running. The<br />

Record Pass is only shown when a Record Pass is being made or when <strong>Manual</strong> Keep is active and the Record<br />

Pass has not been kept.<br />

Timecode<br />

Shows the current timecode (running or stopped).<br />

Transport Control and Status Indication<br />

Used to control and show the current status of the primary transport controller. The icons are functionally<br />

identical to the matching keys on the console surface. The icons change to a lighter colour (so that they seem to<br />

illuminate) to show the transport status.<br />

Status Bar<br />

The Status Bar shows:<br />

Timecode Format<br />

The current type of Timecode that is being received or being generated by Logic <strong>MMC</strong>.<br />

Sample Rate<br />

The current sample rate being used by the system.<br />

Sync Source<br />

This indicates whether the current source of the synchronisation timing signal is internal or external.<br />

Keep Mode<br />

This shows whether the Keep Mode for new Record Passes is Auto or <strong>Manual</strong>. If it is Auto then a new Record Pass<br />

will automatically be saved to the Mix/Pass Tree when timecode stops. If it is <strong>Manual</strong> then a new Record Pass will<br />

only be saved when timecode is stopped and the KEEP MIX key is pressed.<br />

Offset<br />

This shows the current timecode offset used by the automation system. This is the difference between the<br />

timecode in use by a transport device and the timecodes at which dynamic events will be played back and/or<br />

recorded.<br />

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