Duality SE Operator's Manual - Solid State Logic

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DaWselection Mode (Zoom/sel button flashing)In this mode the cursor buttons provide a way to create and edit selections within the DAW program.To create a selection, press and hold either the left or right cursor button and move the inner shuttle wheel to adjust thestart or end point for the selection. The up and down cursor buttons will move the selection to the next track. HoldingsHIFt and using the up/down buttons will allow the selection to be extended across multiple tracks.Holding the left and right cursor buttons simultaneously, while scrubbing, retains the selection duration while moving theselection start point.Pressing OptIOn + up/Down cursor button removes the upper or lowermost track from the selection.Please note that HUI Selection Mode is no longer supported in Pro Tools HD software version 7.2 and abovescrolling Within a WindowTo page scroll one page in either direction within a currently selected window (ie. Mix/Mixer or Edit/Arrange), press thealt + up/Down/left/right cursor button.Holding down OptIOn and alt scrolls to the window boundary.shuttle/scrub Wheel (17)A dual-concentric Shuttle/Scrub wheel is provided. It has a spring-loaded outer ring and a continuously variable inner wheelfor DAW scrub and shuttle functions.Provided the Nudge option has been enabled in DaW 1 Jog wheel sends: entry in the ssl / Misc / setup menu,the inner wheel can be used to scroll through the session timeline, and to modify edit selections. This achieved by sendingnudge commands as the wheel is turned, with the number of nudge commands set from the setup menu (options are 40 /20 / 13 / 10 / 8 / 6 / 5 per revolution). In conjunction with the nudge value set in the Pro Tools nudge menu, this sets theresolution or 'feel' of the scroll option and should be adjusted as required.When DAW 2 is HUI controlled, there is a DaW 2 Jog wheel sends: menu entry.Additional modes are enabled via the Shuttle and Scrub switches or directly from the outer ring.shuttle ModeWith the DAW stopped, turn the wheel to activate shuttle mode. The outer rim will step through seven fixed shuttlespeeds, while the inner controller is continuously variable.3-30 Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual
DaWTo use the inner wheel as a shuttle control, press the sHuttle button above the wheel. The inner wheel now becomesa continuously variable shuttle control.In HUI mode, with Scrub and Shuttle deselected, the inner wheel will send either nudge commands (+/–) or jog commands.Select to suit the DAW being controlled.scrub ModeSelect a region to scrub within the DAW. Press the sCruB button above the wheel. The inner wheel now becomes ananalogue tape machine style scrub wheel.using the numeric Keypad to shuttleDepending upon the configuration of your DAW system, the numeric keypad can be used to control shuttle speed anddirection. Hold down the Ctrl button followed by a number on the numeric keypad that represents the shuttle speed.The +/– buttons control the direction of shuttle.To exit from shuttle mode press either the stOp or esC button.notes on scrub and shuttle ModesThe position at which the scrub/shuttle starts is derived from the current DAW selection or timeline position. Scrub/Shuttlemode can commence from the selection end point by holding down the OptIOn button before you grab the shuttle wheel.Holding down the alt button will increase the resolution of the scrub/shuttle wheel.When scrub or shuttle is active, many functions are suspended until you exit from scrub/shuttle mode. The followingfunctions are available:Fader control, solo and cut buttonsScrub/Shuttle wheel functionsTransport controlsEnter button (to create marker/cue events)Scrub/Shuttle will also control serial machines if the DAW is 9-pin enabled.numeric Keypad (18)The console’s numeric keypad replicates the numeric keypad on a DAW keyboard. The primary use for this keypad is forsaving and recalling Memory Locates and entering data values (please refer to your DAW manual for more details on keypaduses).Working with Markers/Memory locationsTo Enter a Marker/Cue point, press enter. To Recall a Marker/Cue point, press a number followed by the decimal pointbutton (Numeric Keypad in Classic mode) or a decimal point followed by a number followed a decimal point (NumericKeypad in Transport mode).The ENTER button on the keypad also works as a enter button for pop-up windows, duplicating the ENTERbutton on the Master Control Panel.Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual3-31
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