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Aux Cue Controls (Apollo 16 only)Aux Cue SendsThe aux returns can be routed to any of the four cue mix buses using the SEND TO CUEknobs on the aux returns. The aux fader does not affect the aux cue sends (the send ispre-fader). There is no cue pan knob on the aux returns, because the aux returns arestereo.Note: When the cue source is set to cue, aux returns must be sent to the cue mixbus via these controls for the aux to be heard in the cue.Send To Cue EnableEach aux cue send can be individually enabled. When the aux cue send is active, thebutton is yellow. When disabled, the button is white.Aux OutputApolloTip: The aux outputs can be virtually routed to DAW inputs via the device drivers.See “Virtual I/O” on page 79 for related information.The aux returns can be routed to any pair of hardware outputs for additional routing flexibility.The aux output drop-menu specifies which hardware outputs the aux bus is routedto. By default, the Monitor outputs are selected.Apollo 16The aux returns are always routed to the monitor outputs.Aux MonoThis button sums the left and right channels of the stereo aux output into a monophonicsignal. The aux return output is stereo when the button is white and mono when the buttonis yellow.Aux MuteApolloNote: Aux mute does not mute the aux bus return’s headphone sends (Apollo) orcue sends (Apollo 16).The aux mute button stops the aux return’s signal from being routed to the output assignedin the Aux Output menu. The aux is muted when the mute button is red.Apollo 16The aux mute button stops the aux return’s signal from being routed to the monitor mix.Aux FaderThis is the master signal level control for the aux bus return. It does not affect the auxbus return’s headphone sends (Apollo) or cue sends (Apollo 16).Apollo Software Manual44Chapter 3: Console Application
Aux MeterThe Aux Meter displays the signal level of the aux bus return. The “0” label represents0 dbFS (digital full scale, the maximum level before undesirable D/A clipping). If thelevel at the aux output exceeds 0 dbFS, the meter’s clip indicator illuminates (reduce thelevels feeding the aux if clipping occurs).The Aux Meters have a peak hold feature, which “holds” signal peak values for a specifiedperiod of time. The clip and peak hold times can be adjusted in the Console SettingsPanel.Monitor SectionInsert Effects(”print wet”)ControlInsert Effects(”print wet”)ControlHeadphoneSourceControlsCue Outputand SourceControlsRecall(preset)ControlsRecall(preset)ControlsMonitorControlsMonitorControlsThe monitor controls as they appear with Apollo (left) and Apollo 16 (right)Apollo Software Manual45Chapter 3: Console Application
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Page 25 and 26: The Console Mixer WindowControl Gro
Page 27 and 28: Channel Input StripsEach Console in
Page 29: Channel Input ControlsPreamp Contro
Page 32 and 33: Insert MenuClicking the insert menu
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Page 40 and 41: Input MeterThe Input Meter displays
Page 42 and 43: Auxiliary SectionAux InsertControls
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Page 48 and 49: Cue Returns (Apollo 16 only)The fou
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Page 52 and 53: Session NameThe name of the current
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Page 58 and 59: Input Delay CompensationInput Delay
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Page 62 and 63: Edit MenuUndoWhen a parameter value
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Page 66 and 67: SYNCThe Console Recall plug-in has
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Page 70 and 71: DAW Processing MethodWhen UAD Power
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Page 74 and 75: Using Apollo Without A ComputerStan
Page 76 and 77: Selecting Apollo’s Inputs and Out
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Page 90 and 91: ConstraintsCertain features and/or
Page 92 and 93: When to use Console IDCConsole IDC
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Latency BasicsLatency (delay) is an
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Driver I/O TablesTables in this sec
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Apollo 16 I/O, Single Unit, PT Mode
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Apollo 16 I/O, Single Unit, PT Mode
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Apollo 16 I/O, Multi-Unit, PT Mode
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Bit Resolution Often used interchan
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FPGA Acronym for “Field Programma
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Ribbon Microphone A type of microph
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RREC 46Recall Menu 52Record With FX
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