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Edit MenuUndoWhen a parameter value in the Console Mixer window is edited, the change can be revertedwith the Undo command. Only the last edit performed can be reverted with thiscommand.RedoWhen the Undo function (above) is executed, the original edit can be restored with theRedo command. Only the last Undo performed can be restored with this command.Note: Undo/Redo are unavailable for plug-in instantiations and parameter editswithin plug-in windows, and also when using key modifiers to link/unlink channelparameters (including linear and discrete controls).SettingsSelecting this option opens the Console Settings window, where various global parametersare configured. See “Console Settings Window” on page 55 for details about thewindow.View MenuThe View Menu provides a convenient way tohide channel strips of a particular type fromview. This feature reduces screen space requiredby Console and/or the need for scrolling (if thewindow size is reduced), or when particular inputtypes are not being used.A check mark indicates channel input strips ofthat type (Analog, Digital, Virtual) are displayed.Choose an item in the menu to un-check theitem. Choose the item again to re-check it andrestore the inputs for viewing.ApolloApollo 16Note: All input channels remain active even if they are hidden from view.Apollo Software Manual62Chapter 3: Console Application
Metering MenuPre-FaderWhen set to Pre-Fader, an input’s Channel Meter indicates thelevel at the Apollo input, regardless of the Channel Fader setting,and changing the fader level will not affect the ChannelMeter.Post-FaderWhen set to Post-Fader, changing an input’s Channel Fader will affect the Channel Meter.Note: The Metering Menu affects the Channel Meters of Console’s channel inputsonly. It does not affect the Aux Meters or the Monitor Meters.Window MenuShow Mixer WindowBrings the Console Mixer window to the foreground.Show Plug-In Editor WindowsBrings all open UAD plug-in windows to the foreground (if any).Note: This item applies only to UAD plug-ins used within Console, not those usedwithin a DAW.Close All Plug-In Editor WindowsCloses all open UAD plug-in windows (if any).Apollo Software Manual63Chapter 3: Console Application
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Documentation OverviewDocumentation
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Page 32 and 33: Insert MenuClicking the insert menu
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Page 38 and 39: Input PanThis control adjusts the i
Page 40 and 41: Input MeterThe Input Meter displays
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Page 58 and 59: Input Delay CompensationInput Delay
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Page 66 and 67: SYNCThe Console Recall plug-in has
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Page 76 and 77: Selecting Apollo’s Inputs and Out
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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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