Duality SE Operator's Manual - Solid State Logic

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automationprotection ModesEach component which is included in the automation can be protected globally, on a per-channel basis, or individually. Thisis done in the protection Mode page, accessed by pressing the protect softkey.When you update a previously stored Mix, three different data protection modes become available: auto, safe andManual.autosafe(Red fader status LED) Automation data is replayed and can be over-written, either using the fader touchsensor (motor faders on), or by pressing the fader status button.(Green fader status LED) Existing fader and switch automation data can be protected with the safe option.When channels are in safe, automation data is replayed but no data can be written to these channels.Manual (No fader status LED) Existing automation data is protected but not played back. The fader and switchesaffect the audio in the normal way but movements will not be written to the automation.Note that in a new mix, Safe mode is not available.When the protect screen is active, the lower row of softkeys become selection softkeys for the automatable switches(Cut, eQ, Ins (insert), Cue and Fx1 to Fx4), and the top left softkey now displays setFader (as shown above). Thesenine softkeys select which controls will be affected by the FsM softkey and the fader status buttons which are used tocycle through the available Protection Modes, on a global basis (FsM softkey) or on a per-channel basis (the fader statusbuttons). In either case all the selected controls in the channel will be set to the displayed mode.For example, to set all of the faders and Cut switches to Safe mode, activate only the setFader and Cut softkeys anduse the FsM softkey to cycle the Scribble Strip to safe. Alternatively, to set the ‘EQ In’ switch on channel 1 to Auto mode,activate only the eQ softkey and press Channel 1’s fader status button to cycle the Scribble Strip to auto.When the protect screen is active, all automated controls can be reset to the same mode by pressing and holding the FsMsoftkey.5-14 Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual
automationTo display which controls are in each mode, press the Display softkey – the three Protection Modes will be shown in thelower left-hand softkeys. Pressing one of these mode softkeys will cause the LEDs for all controls which are in that modebecome lit. (The fader status LED now lights to indicate when the fader’s current mode is selected, regardless of whetheror not that mode is Auto.) Pressing any individual controls (or in the case of the fader, the fader status button) will causethem to be assigned to that mode, as indicated by the Scribble Strip display.For example,if the Manual mode softkey is pressed, pressing a channel’s FX1 on/off switch will cause that switch to beput into Manual mode, and the Scribble Strip for that channel will display Fx1 M.summary of fader status and FsM functions:Note that the fader status buttons and LEDs and the FsM softkey fill a variety of functions:– When in Mix Enabled, a red LED indicates Write, a green LED indicates Trim (see below) and no LEDs indicatesReplay. The FsM softkey and fader status buttons switch any faders and switches in Auto-mode between Write andReplay (or, if Trim is active, between Trim and Replay).– When the protect screen is active, a red LED indicates auto, a green LED indicates safe and no LED indicatesManual Protection mode. The FsM softkey and fader status buttons switch any faders and switches which havebeen selected in the screen between Protection modes.– When in protect / Display, a lit LED (red for auto or Manual, green for safe) indicates that the channel faderis in the Protection mode which is currently displayed. The fader status buttons can be used to add faders to thecurrently displayed mode.Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual5-15
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