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ISIS ® Software forPHOENIX XT and
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IntroductionNumerical items in any
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Working Fields2.2 To Select a Worki
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Physical and Virtual FadersEnable t
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Physical and Virtual Faders wheel (
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Physical and Virtual FadersSelects
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Channel Control Selects channels
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Channel Control5.3 Allocating Inten
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Channel Control Sets channel 8 t
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Channel Control The levels of
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Channel Control WHEEL (or belt) Set
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Channel ControlCopy can be used in
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Channel Controlexamples of keystrok
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Channel ControlDisplays the usage o
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Channel Control5.15 Warning (end of
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Submasters Turns to page 2: submast
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Submasters6.3.1 Selecting one subma
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Submastersexamples of keystrokes S
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Submasters Removes all channels fr
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SubmastersThe channel selection met
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SubmastersSelects submaster 12, whi
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Submasters6.6.1 Configuring the fla
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SubmastersNormal is the default fla
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Submasters6.7.1 Configuring the sub
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Submasters Re-assigns the wheel (o
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SubmastersA submaster info box show
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SubmastersSelected channels in an i
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Submasters6.7.8 AudioAudio mode is
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Submasters and To make the require
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SubmastersThe password is optional.
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SubmastersPlease see the section on
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Submasters6.8.6 Recording memories
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Submasters Allocates an up ti
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Submasters Re-records the modified
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SubmastersMemory numbers can be com
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SubmastersIn a similar way to memor
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SubmastersWhereas a generic channel
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Groups7 GROUPS7.1 IntroductionGroup
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Groups To select other group number
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GroupsDisplays the drop down menu f
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Groups Sets group 1 to FF (100%)
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Groupsexamples of keystrokes Displa
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Groups Selects the highlighted gr
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GroupsNote :- A partial initialisat
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GroupsWarns that the selected group
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Banksexamples of keystrokes Displ
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Banksexamples of keystrokes Reco
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BanksCELL 1 CELL 2 CELL 3 CELL 4 CE
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Banksexamples of keystrokes Load
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Banksexamples of keystrokes Load
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BanksBanks Manager Dialogue Box (Di
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Banks“Title”Displays the edit d
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Banks8.4.1 Submaster modes: summary
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Live9 LIVE9.1 IntroductionLive is l
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Live9.2.2 ParametersFull details of
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Live9.3.2 Free to the wheelTransfer
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Liveexamples of keystrokes 22. Me
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Live9.5 SummaryThe Live field is se
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Recording and Loading Memories10.2
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Recording and Loading Memories Reco
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Recording and Loading Memories10.16
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Recording and Modifying Times11 REC
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Recording and Modifying Times11.6 A
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Recording and Modifying Times11.8.1
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Sequence Manager and Events12 SEQUE
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Sequence Manager and Eventsor on a
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EffectsThe direction is reversed so
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Effects15.9 Autofade EffectsSo far,
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EffectsF Chaser begins down fade. T
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EffectsStops the deletion.Confirms
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Macros16 MACROS16.1 IntroductionA m
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Macros Inserts a MIDI event into th
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Macros Enter the new number into th
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Copy and Part Functions17 COPY AND
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Copy and Part Functions17.2.3 Copy
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Copy and Part Functions17.5.1 Copy
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Copy and Part Functions The speed,
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Copy and Part Functions17.14 Summar
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PatchPicture of the output patch sc
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PatchOR or or any other working fie
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Patchor The Test Dimmer dialogue c
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Patch Patches desk channel 1 to dim
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PatchThe selected step is highlight
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PatchWHEEL (OR BELT) DOWN Adjusts t
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Patch Restores the one - to - one p
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Patchexamples of keystrokes Selects
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Patchexamples of keystrokes Selects
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Patch19 SPECIAL CHANNEL NUMBERING19
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HTP-FTP-LTP ModesIf the level of th
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HTP-FTP-LTP Modes20.4.2 LiveAny cha
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HTP-FTP-LTP Modes20.6 The ADB Pool
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HTP-FTP-LTP ModesORwheel (or belt)
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HTP-FTP-LTP ModesConfirms the setti
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HTP-FTP-LTP ModesMode HTP FTP LTPNo
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HTP-FTP-LTP Modes20.13 SummaryISIS
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Colour ChangersWhen the system is f
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Colour ChangersUse to select each
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Colour ChangersAn Inhibit submaster
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Motion Control SetupDefinitions 901
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Networking26 Networking26.1 Introdu
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Show Management27 SHOW MANAGEMENT27
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Show ManagementPicture of saving a
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Using the Alphanumerical Keyboard29
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Phoenix 10 System30 PHOENIX 10 SYST
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Phoenix 10 System∗ ∗ ∗ Select
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Chapter Overview32 CHAPTER OVERVIEW
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Chapter Overview6.8.4 Creating memo
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Chapter Overview26.3.4 Remote monit