V6 User Manual 1.00.book - Studio General

The slider varies the jog response between the smoothest possible audio at one extreme and the greatest positionalaccuracy, I.e. sync, at the other.Mouse Scrubbing SettingsThere are two scrub modes, Analog Tape Mode and Repeat Loop Mode. Check the appropriate box for therequired mode. The length of the loop in Repeat Loop Mode is related to the base sampling frequency so theloop will be 116mS long at 44.1, 88.2 and 176.4 kHz or 106ms at 48, 96 and 192 kHz.If Limit to speed ceiling is selected, Mouse scrubbing will be limited to the Speed Ceiling set in the Jog Settingssection.If Silent locate is selected no audio will be heard when scrubbing or jogging.Scrub SettingsAudio QualityTwo Radio Buttons offer a choice between Standard and Improved quality of scrubbed audio. Improved is thedefault. High quality scrubbing is very processor intensive so Improved mode is provided with a Max simultaneoustracks data entry box. The default setting is 6. When more than the specified maximum number of simultaneoustracks are playing, scrub will automatically revert back to standard mode to preserve playback integrity.Transport ControlsThe Transport Bar brings together the most commonly used Transport Controls, Chase and Capture Offset buttons,and a Counter / transport status display.From left to right, the controls are as follows:The counter shows the current Active Machine position and transport mode.Counter in Record mode.The Rewind button moves the Active Machine at an accelerated speed backwards. A secondpress doubles the speed.The Play Selection button plays the current highlighted selection area when the ActiveMachine is the Internal Machine (Pyramix).The Play button plays the Active Machine at normal speed forward. A subsequent pressPauses playback and another Restarts.The Record button puts the Active Machine into Record mode.The Fast Forward button moves the Active Machine at an accelerated speed forwards. Asecond press doubles the speed.The Stop button stops playback.Transport and Navigation : Transport Controls 6 - 96