Universal Audio Apollo Software User Manual
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Apollo Software Manual
Chapter 3: Console Application
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Aux Headphone 1 & 2 Enable (Apollo)
This button can be used to disable/re-enable the aux headphone sends. When the send is
active, the button is yellow. When disabled, the button is white.
Aux Headphone & Line 3–4 Controls (Apollo Twin only)
Aux Headphone & Line 3–4 Send (Apollo Twin)
The AUX TO HP and AUX to 3–4 knobs send the aux return to the associated mix bus.
There is no pan knob on the aux returns, because the aux returns are stereo.
Note: When Headphone Source (
) is set to HP or 3–4, aux returns must
be sent to the associated mix bus via these controls for the aux to be heard in the
bus.
Aux Headphone/Line 3–4 Enable (Apollo Twin)
This button can be used to disable/re-enable the aux headphone and Line 3–4 sends.
When the send is active, the button is yellow. When disabled, the button is white.
Aux Cue Controls (Apollo 16 only)
Aux Cue Sends (Apollo 16)
The aux returns can be routed to any of the four cue mix buses using the AUX TO CUE
knobs on the aux returns. There is no cue pan knob on the aux returns, because the aux
returns are stereo.
Note: When the Cue Source (
) is set to cue, aux returns must be sent
to the cue mix bus via these controls for the aux to be heard in the cue.
Send To Cue Enable (Apollo 16)
Each aux cue send can be individually enabled. When the aux cue send is active, the
button is yellow. When disabled, the button is white.
Aux Output Route (Apollo only)
Tip: The aux outputs can be virtually routed to DAW inputs via the device drivers.
See
for related information.
Apollo only
The aux returns can be routed to any pair of hardware outputs for additional routing flex-
ibility. The aux output drop-menu specifies which pair of hardware outputs the aux bus is
routed to. By default, the Monitor outputs are selected.
Note: If an output in the menu is dim and cannot be selected, the output route is
already in use by another channel or aux.
Apollo Twin & Apollo 16 only
The aux returns are always routed to the monitor outputs.