SM Pro Audio V-Machines - Manual (Page 70)

V-­‐Machine
Operating
Manual
Page
70
of
88
SM
Pro
Audio
Figure
33
The
Mixer
Pane.
Double-­‐clicking
on
a
Mixer
channel’s
fader
or
pan
controls
will
return
it
to
its
default
setting.
5.8.1
Channel
Gain
Channel
output
gain
controls
are
available
for
the
four
mixer
channels,
two
FX
bus
returns,
and
the
stereo
Master
output
channel.
Click
and
hold
your
mouse
button
over
the
channel
Gain
control
area
and
move
up
or
down
to
adjust
the
corresponding
channel
gain
value.
Release
your
mouse
button
when
you
have
made
the
desired
adjustment.
When
the
channel
is
set
to
unity
gain
(no
cut
or
boost),
the
small
indicator
lights
beside
the
gain
slider
will
glow.
5.8.2
Channel
Pan
The
channel
Pan
knob
allows
you
to
place
the
sound
source
in
the
stereo
field.
Adjustments
can
be
made
from
extreme
left
to
extreme
right.
Click
and
hold
your
mouse
button
over
the
Pan
icon
and
move
up
or
down
to
adjust
the
Pan
value
from
left
to
right.
Release
your
mouse
button
when
you
have
made
the
desired
adjustment.
When
the
pan
position
is
centered,
the
segments
at
the
extreme
left
and
right
ends
of
the
curve
will
also
light.
5.8.3
Channel
Mute
The
channel
Mute
button
(which
appears
in
the
pane
as
the
letter
M)
places
the
corresponding
mixer
channel
into
Mute
mode.
The
Mute
mode
allows
you
to
mute
to
one
channel
at
a
time
while
you
listen
to
and
adjust
others.
Click
your
mouse
on
a
channel’s
Mute
icon
to
toggle
the
corresponding
channel’s
Mute
function
ON
and
OFF.
When
the
Mute
button
is
active,
it
glows
more
brightly.
5.8.4
Channel
Solo
The
channel
Solo
button
(the
letter
S)
places
the
corresponding
mixer
channel
into
Solo
mode.
The
Solo
mode
allows
you
to
single
out
a
sound
to
make
fine
adjustments.
Click
your
mouse
on
a
channel’s
Solo
button
to
toggle
the
corresponding
channel’s
Solo