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Mix !Basic MixerAutomatic Delay CompensationIndicator / ButtonStereo Buspop-upEffectspop-upGainpop-upMixer GlobalIndicators/buttonsMutepop-upI/Opop-upMixerpop-upSimple 8 X 2 stereo mixer Window with all areas visibleExpand / CollapseThe small, grey + - boxes on the right of the mixer surface toggle horizontal areas of the mixers surface shown fullsize or collapsed. They also pop-up context menus when the cursor is above them. (see below) Expand / Collapseand Hide can reduce clutter by concealing unused controls. This is the same mixer with all areas Collapsed:Simple 8 X 2 stereo mixer Window with all areas hiddenMixer : Mix ! 10 - 156
Each + - box also pops-up a menu relevant to the area of the mixer it deals with when the cursor is above it. E.g. :Simple 8 X 2 stereo mixer + - pop-up menusCollapse/HideChoosing Collapse leaves a small artefact of the mixer area visible, a gray horizontal bar with a + box at the righthandside. Hide completely removes the area from view. Choosing Show All in the Mixer + - pop-up will restore.ResetsThese context menus also provide a convenient way to restore all controls of specific types or, in the relevant sections,the entire strip or mixer to the default condition.Bus + - context menusThe precise content of this pop-up depends on the type of bus and whether there are multiple stems:Set All to 1st StemAs it says. All sources will be routed to the first stem of a multiple bus.Set All ON/OFFActivates/deactivates the routing to a Bus or Bus Stem for every Input Strip.Auto-SelectIs exactly the same function as the one provided in the right-click menu over a Multi Mono bus from the 1st strip;ie it auto-sets the routing of every strip’s channels to a Multi Channel Bus, so that (as far as possible) each InputStrip channel is routed to a Bus channel matching the same grid index (diagonal routing).Mixer : Mix ! 10 - 157
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8 Editing 110Editing in the Timelin
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11 Monitor 196Monitor ! Window 197S
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15 Strip and Bus Tools 275Strip and
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Ramses MSC 390Hardware Control Surf
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ADR 474Machines 474Macros 479Settin
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Internal Bussing & I/O Capabilities
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Thank you!Congratulations on your p
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• Full Delay Compensation (VS3 an
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Pyramix Virtual Studio OverviewPyra
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DSP(Mykerinos DSP Systems) or Core
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The default X-fade can be modified
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OverviewMassCore is an extremely po
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Core Load IndicatorsIn MassCore bas
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Note: These bars should be ignored
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OverviewEditing ProjectProjects are
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10. Click Next. The New Project Wiz
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HousekeepingAudition PlayMedia Fold
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N.B. In Pyramix User Libraries, the
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• A list of Pyramix Projects and/
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The left hand pane shows Libraries
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Library MenusThe Edit, View and Tri
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Consolidate(Libraries only) Opens t
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OptionsOpens the Library Settings d
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Quick ExportEnables Pyramix Master
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This module is initially aimed at p
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TimeZone Properties - BasicScaling
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When checked, the level of the high
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Managing Media FoldersChoose a medi
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The Mounting Rules dialog can be fo
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This will open a browser Window:Nav
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Using Offline/Reference LibrariesWh
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TracksAdding TracksEach Project has
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Other types of strip can be selecte
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Multiple tracksYou can also delete
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Record Ready - Recording commences
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Tracks Tab WindowThe Track Tab Wind
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If YES the automation envelope is d
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The rest of the fieldsAll the other
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Transport and Navigationwww.merging
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Clicking on the arrow opens a sub-m
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• Frames• Samples• [ms]• CD
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Bars & Beats Scale BarAs with the o
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value of 24.0 results in a Tempo of
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MarkersMarkers are shown in a Marke
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The slider varies the jog response
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Transport Control PanelPressing the
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The OverviewOverview Tab WindowThe
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Getting Audio into Pyramix Virtual
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Record Punch In (Auto)After Recordi
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Page 108 and 109: Manual DigitizingAutoconforming1. I
Page 110 and 111: Editingwww.merging.com/PyramixUSER
Page 112 and 113: Anatomy of a ClipMany Edit Commands
Page 114 and 115: Clip and Selection EditingMaster Cl
Page 116 and 117: Clips Rename open the Rename Clips
Page 118 and 119: TracksShows the tracks the media wa
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Page 122 and 123: Editing ModesThe current Editing Mo
Page 124 and 125: Tim Fade InTrim Fade In Symmetrical
Page 126 and 127: Delete and RippleCut and RipplePast
Page 128 and 129: Normalize Example:In this case with
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Page 132 and 133: Source - Destination EditingConcept
Page 134 and 135: The menu item Edit > Source - Desti
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Page 138 and 139: Select/Edit Next FadeZoom around th
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Page 142 and 143: Save X FadeThe dialog box opens wit
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Page 146 and 147: Configure PageMixer Configure PageI
Page 148 and 149: Strip and Bus operationsOnce select
Page 150 and 151: Effect ManagementClicking on Effect
Page 152 and 153: Right-clicking on an installed plug
Page 154 and 155: Wizard...Opens the Configuration Wi
Page 158 and 159: ColorsBus paths can be colored to a
Page 160 and 161: Mixer ComponentsInput StripsMixer I
Page 162 and 163: Multiple Mix Buses (Stems)Mono / St
Page 164 and 165: Channel Direct OutputsAll input str
Page 166 and 167: • Surround Center (Cs)By Default
Page 168 and 169: Aux Send RoutingWhen a Strip feedin
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Page 172 and 173: Stereo PannersPyramix offers a comp
Page 174 and 175: M&S Stereo StripsWhat is M&S?M&S st
Page 176 and 177: Checking the Connect automatically
Page 178 and 179: Delay CompensationDelay Compensatio
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Page 184 and 185: Ghost Effects and Plug-insEssential
Page 186 and 187: External InsertTo add an External I
Page 188 and 189: Show DistributionWhen checked, a na
Page 190 and 191: Saving / Loading Mixer PresetsMixer
Page 192 and 193: Level MeterToggles the main display
Page 194 and 195: Mixer Peak Log WindowClick on Show
Page 196 and 197: Monitorwww.merging.com/PyramixUSER
Page 198 and 199: Note: At bottom left in the screens
Page 200 and 201: A Main grid: this matrix defines th
Page 202 and 203: CommandsTo set the Reference Volume
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Note: Talkback is currently availab
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Note: If a seperate ‘Producer’
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9. Add two more sources and label t
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OperationThe smaller buttons vertic
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Meter Bridgewww.merging.com/Pyramix
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Meter Bridge WindowBy default the M
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Single RowSingle row is useful if y
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Automation Fader Mode and Group Ind
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Effects and Plug-insThis chapter de
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Channel Combo BoxShows which channe
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Effects AutomationRight-clicking ov
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The Low LPF is a shelving EQ with a
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The legend for this display is as f
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MS EncoderAs it says on the tin.Eit
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Mastering Peak/Vu MetersPeak VU Bot
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VU-Meter controlsVu-Meter Controls
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This parameter sets the level of th
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In the specific case of a DSD sessi
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Surround MeterGives a very useful i
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Integration (ms)Sets the Integratio
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Merging TechnologiesEQ-XEQ-X floati
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FluxSolera +Solera + is the flag sh
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PureNotes DenoiserPureNotes Denoise
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Frequencies AnalyzerStereo Oscillos
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Prosoniq MPEX3 dialogA comprehensiv
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VST ScannerTo Load VST plug-ins in
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VST Plug-in AutomationVST plug-in a
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Direct X Plug-insin Pyramix V6.1, D
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Automationwww.merging.com/PyramixUS
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Dynamic Automation ModesEvery contr
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Selecting one of these opens a sub-
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Unwritten TrackIf the track does no
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Values can be increase by simply ty
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Editing Automation dataAutomation d
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Automation in editing and libraries
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Strip and Bus ToolsEq, Comp/Limiter
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Input SectionColor bar indicates Se
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De-Compress SwitchSwitches the comp
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This small window displays the sett
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If two or more Bus Tools are insert
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Main and Input Level SectionStrip N
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Automation mode switchesPlease see:
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Pre-Anticipation (Lookahead delay)
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DitherWhenever changes are made to
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3. In the Record section, choose to
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To allow for limited further editin
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SourceOffers a mutually exclusive c
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Glitch DetectorFinds Glitches and P
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The + and - buttons zoom in and out
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File Interchange - FormatsFileForma
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leaving in blocks of typically 64 k
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Mounting RulesIn addition to the ge
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Project InterchangeInterchangeForma
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ImportProject > Import opens this w
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AAFPyramix can import and export pr
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Navigate to the required drive/fold
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AKAI DD/DRPyramix is capable of rec
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SettingsSettings pops up a dialog b
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Keep open keeps the CD Import windo
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ScopeThe following items are import
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ProToolsNote: Please see also: the
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Cancel aborts the import operation.
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Adds a graphic preview of the Cue-S
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Customizing the User InterfacePyram
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Customizing Keyboard ShortcutsWe st
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User MacrosMacros are sequences of
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Project TemplatesPyramix provides t
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Player/Recorder ModeMultitrack Edit
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Launch the Virtual Tape Format appl
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View > Scales / Toolbars and clicki
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keeps track of the proper naming, m
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Mix/Editing for TV shot in NTSC and
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Conforming and Reconformingwww.merg
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The CMX EDL Import Options main dia
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Any errors encountered while parsin
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Opens the Reconform... dialog:This
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Step 2Pyramix automatically conform
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Step 2Select Project > Import and c
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Step 3Repeat Step2 with the same op
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Step 6The Pyramix Project has now b
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Step 8The Video Reference Tracks (w
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Pyramix Version 1 Project with Audi
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Step 3The new video file, Version 2
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A file Open Browser Window opens:Py
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Step 5Pyramix automatically conform
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Relink to New MediaOpens a dialog o
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Machine Controlwww.merging.com/Pyra
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Linking Functions of External and I
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Internal / External Machine panels
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LocatePressing theLocate button pop
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Record and Edit controlsThe first f
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Examples:Jog Wheel ModeThe buttons
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ScopePyramix can control and be con
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Then select: Pyramix : Download : D
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OASIS ProtocolOASIS is a generic TC
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GPI / GPO Controlwww.merging.com/Py
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Output pin just drag the Remote ont
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CD/SACD Masteringwww.merging.com/Py
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Simply right-click on a selection o
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(Read only) Number of the PQ Marker
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PasteCopy InfoPaste InfoValidate PQ
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CD Offset default parametersThese p
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Track Clicking on the third from th
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Exporting Projects to CD Image File
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Mixer SourcesPick two appropriate b
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Audio CD Cue Sheet CompatibilityTes
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Source - Pyramix CD ImageDiscWrite
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CD-R/CD-RWWhen a CD-R(RW) is the se
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3. Also in the Target section, clic
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Procedure1. Before launching DiscWr
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Note: Detailed connection diagrams
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Productivitywww.merging.com/Pyramix
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Simply launch the Waveform Generato
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Note: The centre button is only ava
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Overview Tab Window in place above
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The All Settings > Timeline Layout
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of say 64 inputs by 64 outputs with
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Allocating DSPDSP allocation is set
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MassCore DSP AllocationNote: MassCo
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Menuswww.merging.com/PyramixUSER MA
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CloseImport...Export...Save as Vers
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Undo clip(s) moveUndo history >Redo
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First select the Clip or group of C
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View MenuView menuFixed Cursor whil
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Tracks >Zoom 4 Recall Preset Zoom 4
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Show all TabsShows all Tabs in dock
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Nudge to Next EditNudges the select
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Starting Numbering at:Items Separat
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Synchronize Tracks & StripsThe audi
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Nudge Cursor to Previous ClipNudge
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Prompt for Marker Name at insertion
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Select Clip(s) under Cursor Selects
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Audition Out with CurveAudition Out
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AutomationAutomation menuAutomation
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ADRFor details of the ADR Menu plea
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EndPunch >EndPunch SelectionPunch S
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Fast RewindScan ForwardScan RewindS
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HelpHelp menuThe Help Menu gives qu
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OverviewPyramix is massively config
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HardwareFormats and SyncAll Setting
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MasterIn a multi-board system, this
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MassCoreNote: The MassCore mode is
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ADAT Board SettingsNote: These sett
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Sampling Rate ConvertersGrayed out
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Mic/Line On inputs 1 and 2 you can
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SDIF Board SettingsI/O InterfaceInp
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HDTDM / XDTDM / MassCore RoutingThe
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XDTDM RoutingAll Settings Hardware
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Manual RoutingDouble-clicking the f
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the optional Video/TC interface. To
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ProjectGeneralThe General Page has
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Prefix with Track NameWhen checked
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If Wave is chosen as the Format the
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This mode makes Pyramix work like a
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Peak and Overload Hold TimeSets the
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Mixer SettingsStereo Pan LawThe dro
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ApplicationGeneralPlatformAudio pro
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Displays and sets the alternative l
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Playback/RecordAll Settings Applica
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Jog/ChaseHigh Quality Clips will be
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Jog Wheel SettingsPresetThe combo b
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CD/SACDAll Settings Application CD/
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TimeLine layoutFor all the color op
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Track Headers LayoutAll Settings Ap
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LocationAll Settings Application Lo
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where no previous pass exists. This
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Formant TypeRemote ControlMachineTh
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SettingsInhibit Video RecordWhen ch
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Send In/Out Preset optionsBy defaul
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AddPops up the Controller propertie
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Effects stems it is common practice
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Clients State SavingToggles between
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Troubleshooting is always a moving
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No Sound on Live InputsPlease caref
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The I/O Status windowThe I/O status
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This is the size of the buffer used
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Dr. Watson Screenshot 1Then, once a
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Appendix I - Mouse Modifier KeysMai
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NotesLeft Mouse ButtonDrag the note
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ExamplesProject @ 192kHzAES II SRCS
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TASCAM TDIFThe TASCAM TDIF daughter
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PlatformThis drop-down list determi
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Buses Mode and DSP AllocationWhen P
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Bussing CapabilitiesNote 1Bussing c
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Settings > All Settings > Formats &
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Cue Sequencer ControlThe Cue Sequen
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Appendix VII - Mykerinos Latencies1
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IPCONFIG followed by Enter. The IP
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Appendix IX - Pyramix iXML Implemen
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Numerics2,3 and 4 Point Edits 1359-
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Composition LibraryLibrariesComposi
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Fixed Cursor Settings 522Fixed or M
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Window 216Meter Decay integration t
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Record ModeSafety 104Record Name 10
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TTab Windows 430Tail to Beginning 1
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