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Chapter 10: Navigation and Editing 77
3 Scrub the in or out point with the Scrub/Shut-
tle wheel while pressing SHIFT/ADD, depending
on whether you selected PREVOIUS or NEXT.
Your selection will expand/contract with the
wheel as long as you press SHIFT/ADD.
To exit Scrub mode:
■ Press the SCRUB switch again or press any
other TRANSPORT switch.
Moving a Highlight (Selection Range
Only)
To move the in and out points earlier or later in the
track, preserving the selection length:
1 Press the SEL/ADJ switch.
2 Press both the PREVIOUS and NEXT keys and
rotate the Scrub/Shuttle wheel. This adjusts the
position in time of the highlight/selection, re-
taining its length. No audio, MIDI or automa-
tion data of any kind is affected.
Zoom Mode
In Zoom mode, the quadrant switches are used
to zoom in and out and adjust the perceived am-
plitude of the waveform display in the Edit win-
dow on-screen.
To enter Zoom mode:
■ Press ZOOM.
To zoom in and out in the Edit window:
■ Press PREVIOUS to zoom out or NEXT to
zoom in on the waveform display.
To adjust the perceived amplitude of a waveform in
the Edit window:
■ Press UP or DOWN to exaggerate or minimize
the waveform amplitude.
To recall a Zoom Preset from Control|24:
■ Press the Zoom Preset number in the ZOOM
PRESETS section.
To store a Zoom Preset from Control|24:
■ While pressing (CTL), press a Zoom Preset’s
number in the ZOOM PRESETS section.
Memory Locations and
Markers
Control|24 supports all Pro Tools Memory Loca-
tions and Markers features.
To display the Memory Locations window:
■ Press MEM-LOC in the WINDOW section.
Creating and Defining Memory
Locations
To define a memory location:
1 Press ENTER.
2 Set properties for your marker.
3 Press ENTER to save the new memory loca-
tion.
The AUDITION controls offer convenient
ways to listen to your selections and edits.
See “Audition Controls” on page 46 for de-
tails.
Zoom Preset switches
- Control 1
- IMPORTANT 3
- Contents 5
- Chapter 5. Surround Setups 6
- Chapter 11. Recording 8
- Contents ix 9
- Control 10
- Part I: Introduction 11
- Included with Control 13
- System Requirements and 13
- Compatibility 13
- Ethernet Connections 14
- Audio Cables for Control 14
- Monitoring 14
- Digidesign Registration 15
- About This Guide 15
- About www.digidesign.com 16
- Installation and Maintenance 17
- Guidelines 17
- Making Necessary 17
- Connections 17
- Performance 19
- Control 20
- Part II: Analog Connections 21
- Chapter 3: Audio Connections 23
- Control 24
- 25-pin D-Sub Connectors 24
- Additional I/O Connectors 27
- Stereo Monitoring Connections 28
- Connections for Stereo 29
- Stereo and Surround Modes 30
- The Line Submixer Section 30
- Footswitch 30
- Microphone and Line Preamps 31
- Preamp Connections 32
- Using the Mic Preamps 33
- About Signal Levels 34
- Chapter 5: Surround Setups 35
- 5.1 Formats 36
- Using I/O Setup 37
- Reconnecting 37
- 5.1 Monitoring Example 38
- LCRS Monitoring Example 39
- PRO TOOLS 41
- SOURCES IN 41
- Pro Tools Outputs 41
- LRCSLsRs 41
- Control 42
- Part III: Control 43
- Control 45
- Pro Tools Configuration 46
- QuickStart System Test 47
- Setup and Configuration 47
- Troubleshooting 48
- Control 49
- Control 50
- Main Section Overview 51
- Visibility of Plug-In Windows 52
- Navigation and Zoom Controls 53
- The Numeric Keypad 53
- Bank Swapping and Nudging 53
- F1 - Return to Home 54
- Transport Controls 55
- Control and Audition Sections 56
- Audition Controls 56
- Audition Mode Functions 57
- Audition Mode Shortcuts 57
- ESC/CANCEL 58
- Fader Section Overview 59
- Scribble Strips and Rotary 60
- Encoders 60
- Channel Bar and Display 60
- Function Keys 60
- Line Submixer 60
- Meter Section Overview 61
- Control 62
- Overview of Control 63
- Stereo and Surround 64
- Monitoring Modes 64
- Selecting Monitor Modes 65
- Control Room Monitor Level 66
- Controls 66
- Solo and Mute Controls 67
- MONO Switch 67
- Talkback and Listenback 68
- Using Talkback and Listenback 69
- External Talkback Input 69
- Using Talkback 70
- Using Listenback 70
- Fader Banks 71
- Channel Faders 71
- Scribble Strips 72
- Mute and Solo Functions 72
- Solo and Record Safe Modes 73
- The SELECT Switch 74
- Channel Automation Controls 75
- Data Encoder and LED Rings 76
- INPUT and OUTPUT Switches 76
- PAN/SEND Switch 77
- EQ and DYN Switches 77
- INSERTS Switch 78
- REC ARM and MASTER REC 78
- Switches 78
- DEFAULT QuickMode Switch 79
- COPY SETTINGS FROM 79
- CHANNEL and PASTE SETTING 79
- TO CHANNEL 79
- The GROUPS Section 80
- Enabling/Disabling Groups 81
- Editing Groups 81
- Suspending Groups 81
- Deleting Groups 81
- Deleting All Groups 81
- Control 82
- Navigation and Zoom 83
- Scrub/Shuttle Wheel 84
- Using Shuttle Mode 85
- Zoom Mode 87
- Memory Locations and 87
- Creating On-Screen 88
- Selections 88
- SEL ADJ Mode 89
- Link/Unlink Edit and Timeline 90
- Window Navigation Key 90
- Commands 90
- Creating and Editing Regions 91
- Separating Regions 91
- Edit Tool Selection 92
- Cut, Copy, Paste and Delete 92
- Edit Modes: Slip, Shuffle 92
- Spot and Grid Modes 92
- Nudging Regions 93
- Editing Waveforms with the 93
- Pencil Tool 93
- Control 94
- Part IV: Applications 95
- Chapter 11: Recording 97
- Assigning Outputs 98
- Assigning MIDI Outputs 99
- TrackInput Monitoring 99
- Record Modes 100
- MIDI Recording Modes 101
- Arming Pro Tools for 101
- Recording 101
- Record Safe Mode 102
- Loop Record Mode 103
- QuickPunch Recording 104
- TrackPunch Recording 105
- Track Record Status Display 106
- Setting Up Cue Mixes 108
- Footswitch Shortcuts 109
- Control 110
- Chapter 12: Mixing 111
- Instrument Tracks 112
- Master Faders 112
- Assigning Sends in Home Mode 113
- Send Level and Mute Controls 114
- Shortcuts 114
- Assigning Sends To Multiple 115
- Output Destinations 115
- Displaying Send Assignments 115
- Muting Sends 115
- Using Flip Mode with Sends 116
- Send Pan 117
- Send Mute 117
- Pre/Post Toggling 117
- Flip Mode Applications 118
- Using Plug-Ins in Real Time 119
- INSERTS Section 119
- Assigning a Plug-In 120
- Editing Plug-Ins 121
- Plug-In Symbols 122
- EQ and DYN Switches and 123
- The DEFAULT Switch 124
- Targets and Focus 124
- Copying and Pasting Plug-In 125
- Settings 125
- Opening Plug-In Windows 125
- Plug-In Flip Mode 126
- Plug-In Safe Mode 126
- Chapter 14: Automation 127
- Channel AUTO Switches 128
- Suspending Automation 128
- Enabling and Suspending 128
- Automation Types 128
- Recording Volume, Pan, or 129
- Mute Automation 129
- AutoMatch Function 130
- Snap Back Function 130
- Join Function 130
- Automating Sends 131
- Enabling Trim Mode 132
- Punching Out of Automation 132
- WRITE AUTOMATION TO 132
- Automation Write to 133
- Start/All/End 133
- Automating Plug-Ins 134
- Automating Plug-In Flip Mode 135
- Control 136
- Appendix A: Pinout Tables 137
- Line Submixer 1–4 Inputs 138
- Line Submixer 5–8 Inputs 138
- External Source Inputs 138
- Pro Tools Monitor Inputs 138
- XLR and TRS Connectors 139
- Control 140
- Appendix B: Utility Functions 141
- Sys Info Page 142
- Monitor Pages 142
- Test Pages 142
- LED Test Pages 142
- Vegas Mode 143
- Switch Test Mode 143
- Test Modes for LED Colors 143
- All LED Test Mode 144
- Display Test Page 144
- Meter Test Mode 144
- Timecode Display Test Mode 145
- Scribble Strip Test Mode 145
- Fader Test Pages 146
- Cycle Test Mode 147
- Sine Test Mode 147
- Group Test Mode 148
- Touch Test Mode 148
- Footswitch Pages 149
- Sys Reset Page 150
- System Diagnostics 151
- Control 152
- Numerics 153
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