Apple Logic 7 User Manual
Page 103

Chapter 3
M-Audio iControl
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The
other
channel
strip
buttons
maintain
the
default
Multi
Channel
View
function:
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Sel buttons: Selects the track for editing.
Â
Record Enable buttons: Enables/disables the track for recording.
Â
Mute
button:
Activates/deactivates
the
Mute
button
of
the
Audio
Object
that
corresponds
with
the
track.
Â
Solo
button:
Activate/deactivates
the
Solo
button
of
the
Audio
Object
that
corresponds
with
the
track.
Pan
Pressing
the
Pan
button
enters
Pan
Multi
Channel
View;
you
can
use
the
rotary
encoders
to
control
the
Pan
knob
of
the
eight
active
tracks
in
this
mode.
The
other
channel
strip
buttons
maintain
the
default
Multi
Channel
view
function:
Â
Sel buttons: Selects the track for editing.
Â
Record Enable buttons: Enables/disables the track for recording.
Â
Mute
button:
Activates/deactivates
the
Mute
button
of
the
Audio
Object
that
corresponds
with
the
track.
Â
Solo
button:
Activate/deactivates
the
Solo
button
of
the
Audio
Object
that
corresponds
with
the
track.
Track
Info
Pressing
the
Track
Info
button
enters
Track
Channel
Strip
View.
In
this
mode,
you
can
use
the
Sel
buttons
and
rotary
encoders
of
the
eight
channel
strips
to
edit
global
parameters
of
the
selected
track.
The
Record
Enable,
Mute,
and
Solo
buttons
maintain
their
default
Multi
Channel
view
functions.
Â
Sel button 1 to 5: Switches the bypass status of the first five Insert slots.
Â
Sel button 6 and 7: Switches the bypass status of the first and second Send slots.
Note:
A
Select
button
is
illuminated
if
the
Insert
or
Send
slot
is
enabled,
and
unlit
if
the
effect
is
bypassed.
Â
Sel button 8: Not assigned.
Â
Encoder
1:
In
GarageBand,
every
Real
Instrument
track
(Real
Instrument
tracks
are
audio
tracks
in
Logic)
contains
a
Noise
Gate
plug-in.
Given
this
default
plug-in
assignment,
encoder
1
is
assigned
to
controlling
the
Threshold
parameter
of
the
Noise
Gate
in
Track
Channel
Strip
mode
(if
inserted
in
the
selected
channel
strip).
Â
Encoder
2:
In
GarageBand
songs,
every
Real
Instrument
track
contains
a
Compressor
plug-in.
Again,
in
Track
Channel
Strip
mode,
encoder
2
is
assigned
to
controlling
the
Compressor’s
Ratio
(if
inserted
in
the
selected
channel
strip).
Â
Encoders 3 and 4 are not assigned.
Â
Encoder 5 controls the Pan knob of the channel.
Â
Encoder 6 controls the Send level of the first Send.