Duality SE Operator's Manual - Solid State Logic

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DaWChannel solo and Cut panelsChannel V-potEach channel has a continuous rotary control or V-pot. This can be used to control send levels andpanning, and to assign input, output and send routing. See the following pages for more details.The V-pot includes a push switch that is used (depending on the centre section mode) to select sendsto be pre or post fade, to mute sends and to confirm I/O selections. Again, see the following pagesfor more details.solo and Cut ButtonsTwo sets of sOlO and Cut buttons are provided on each channel. The upper set is associated withthe signal path controlled by the channel V-pot, and the lower set with the signal path under fadercontrol. Thus in Analogue Focus mode, and with CHannel mode selected, the lower set ofbuttons control the analogue path and the upper set control the DAW channels. Changing to DAWFocus reverses this.One easy way to tell if you are soloing a Duality SE or DAW channel is that channels cut by a Duality SE solo have a solidlit Cut button, and channels cut by a DAW solo have flashing Cut buttons.Holding down OptIOn and pressing a channel sOlO/Cut button will select/deselect that function across all channels.If channels are already soloed, then this action will turn off all solo buttons, providing a quick way to clear solos.solo IsolateHolding down alt and pressing a channel sOlO will put a channel into ‘Solo Isolate’ mode. This prevents that channelfrom being cut when a sOlO is activated on another channel. This is particularly useful for FX return tracks.Channel select ButtonThe channel sel button can function as a channel select button, a track record enable or a plug-in edit enable button,depending on the mode selected on the Master Control Panel. See over the page for more details.scribble strip DisplaysWhen a Duality SE channel fader is controlling a DAW fader level, the channel scribble strip will indicate a four characterversion of the DAW channel name. When controlling the analogue channel it displays the number of the fader, eg. ‘Fadr24’or the six character name entered from the Duality remote application.The scribble strip can also display other information such as: automation status, grouping information, monitor information,input/output routing, send routing, send pre/post information, fader level display, and pan position (see the following pagesfor details). An indication of the selected function is provided in these other modes — Pan, ASGN etc.Note that on consoles manufactured before October 2009, the electronic scribble strip and the controls immediatelyabove it are slightly different in appearance.3-20 Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual
DaWChannel sel Button — record ready/edit/selectThe function of the channel sel button depends on the mode selected by the centre section rDy, eDIt and selbuttons (5) on the Master Control Panel.record ready ModeWhen rDy is selected, all the channel sel buttons become Record Ready buttons. Pressing a channel sel button putsthat DAW track into Record Ready (provided that the DAW track has an input routed). The reC tally in the channel meterdisplay flashes to show that the track is in ready.ready allTrack arming can be set or cleared across all channels by using the master rDy all button (12). This button flashes ifany DAW tracks are in Record Ready. Pressing this button while it is flashing will clear all track arming.record safeTo put a DAW track into Record Safe (so it cannot be selected to Record Ready) hold down alt and press the channelsel button. Hold down alt + OptIOn then press any sel button to select all tracks to Record Safe.edit ModeWith the eDIt button selected, a channel sel button can have a number of different functions:As long as the Master Control Panel Bypass button is not selected, pressing a channel sel button assigns the Plug-inEditor to that channel. The eDIt flag on that channel’s meter display will light to confirm that this is the eDIt channel(see plug-in editor for more details). A double press on the sel button will select the first plug-in on that channel forediting. Successive double presses will select the next plug-in on that channel.Selecting the Bypass button (4) on the Master Control Panel changes the channel sel buttons to Bypass buttons.Pressing a channel sel button will bypass all plug-ins on that channel. The channel meter display’s eDIt flag will light toshow that all plug-ins are bypassed.Note that due to changes in Pro Tools software following the release of the Avid Command 8 control surface the EDITkey function is only available from the first 8 channels – to select plugins on other channels, use the mouse (or page thechannel to faders 1 – 8).Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual3-21
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