MACKIE DIGITALXBUS X.200 - Manual (Page 32)

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X.200
Digital X Bus
Generic Mackie Control
Emagic Logic Audio
DigiDesign Pro Tools HUI
MOTU Digital Performer
Steinberg Nuendo
Steinberg Cubase SX/SL
Cakewalk SONAR
Adobe Audition/Cool Edit Pro
RML Labs SAWStudio
Sony Vegas
Magix Samplitude/Sequoia
Soundscape
Faders To Tape
• When Faders To Tape is selected, the Level To
Tape V-Pot (Direct Out Level in the Assign win-
dow) from the selected channel’s output follows
the channel’s fader position.
• For example, if channel 12 is assigned to direct
out “AN Out 12,” adjusting channel 12’s fader
directly affects the Level To Tape.
Route to Bank Submenu
This provides a shortcut to route 24 consecutive
inputs to a selected bank.
Inputs 1-24
• Routes and assigns the hardware inputs 1-24
(Cards 1-3) to the currently selected bank.
Inputs 25-48
• Routes and assigns the hardware inputs 25-48
(Cards 4-6) to the currently selected bank.
Inputs 49-68
• Routes and assigns the hardware inputs 49-68
(Cards 7-9) to the currently selected bank.
Bank to Outputs Submenu
This provides a shortcut to route the 24 outputs
from the selected bank to 24 consecutive outputs.
Outputs 1-24
• Routes and assigns the outputs for the cur-
rently selected bank to hardware outputs 1-24
(Cards 1-3).
Outputs 25-48
• Routes and assigns the outputs for the cur-
rently selected bank to hardware outputs 25-48
(Cards 4-6).
Outputs 49-72
• Routes and assigns the outputs for the cur-
rently selected bank to hardware outputs 49-72
(Cards 7-9).
The Windows Menu
The Windows menu contains:
About
Hot Keys
Close All Windows
Setup (Ctrl+1)
Automation
Snapshots
(Ctrl+2)
Locator (Ctrl+3)
Equalizer (Ctrl+4)
Dynamics (Ctrl+5)
Surround (Ctrl+6)
Auxes
Assigns
Mix Editor (Ctrl+7)
Effects Rack (Ctrl+8)
MIDI Map (Ctrl+9)
DAW Bank
I/O Confi guration (Ctrl+0)
Tools Submenu
About
• This window displays the OS version, copyright
information, and acknowledgements.
Hot Keys
• Displays a list of hot keys, or keyboard short-
cuts. The more of these key commands you
learn, the faster and more effi cient you will be
at recording. Some adjustments are necessary
on the control surface or with the mouse or
touchscreen, but many settings and windows
can be changed or opened very quickly from
the keyboard. Once you begin to incorporate
these into your routine you’ll quickly realize the
power and creative freedom they offer.