MOTU Track16 - Desktop Studio FireWire/USB 2.0 Interface - Manual (Page 59)

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Output channels
The Outputs tab (Figure 9-6 on page 65) gives you
access to settings for each Track16 output pair,
including EQ, dynamics processing and send/
return controls for feeding and returning the
output signal to/from the Track16’s global reverb
processor. These settings are applied to the signal
just before it is sent to the output.
Channel focus and settings
Click the focus button for a channel (Figure 9-1) to
view channel-specific parameters in the Channel
Settings section of the CueMix FX window
(Figure 9-1). Separate tabs are provided for
channel-specific settings (channel strip, EQ and
dynamics), plus the global meter bridge and reverb
processor.
Global reverb processor
The Track16 has a global reverb module
(Figure 9-23 on page 77). Once it has been
activated, you can feed signals to the reverb
processor from various points in the Track16 mix
matrix via input sends, bus sends and output
sends. Stereo output from the reverb processor can
then be fed back to mix busses or output pairs
using reverb returns.
Other features
CueMix offers many additional features, discussed
in this chapter, such as talkback/listenback,
extensive metering, graphic editing of certain
effects parameters, and more.
Widening the CueMix FX window
To view more input faders at once, resize the
window.
Figure 9-1: CueMix FX is a virtual mixer that gives you control over the Track16’s on-board mixing features.
Tabs for inputs,
mix busses and
outputs
DSP
resources
meter
Track16
inputs
Mix bus
master
fader
Tabs for channel strip
settings, including EQ and
dynamics, as well as global
settings such as the meter
bridge and reverb processor.
Output
volume
controls
Monitoring/
talkback
section
Inputs split
into mono
channels
Inputs grouped as
stereo pairs
MIx bus
menu
Channel
settings Channel
focus
Grow
handle
Channel
scroll
bar
Solo
light