Apple Soundtrack Pro 2 - Manual (Page 279)

Chapter 8 Basic Mixing in Soundtrack Pro 279
To set the surround pan position of a channel strip:
m Drag anywhere inside the black circle to position the puck.
To return the surround panner to the default level:
m Control-click the panner, then choose Set to Centered from the shortcut menu.
For finer surround panning adjustments and other surround controls, double-click the
surround panner to open the Surround Panner HUD.
For more information about using surround panners, see “ Using Surround Panners to
Create a Surround Mix ” on page 299. For more information about the Surround Panner
HUD, see “ The Surround Panner HUD ” on page 300.
Setting Channel Strip Output
On a hardware mixing console, you can send signals to different busses and physical
outputs. You can create submixes and busses in Soundtrack Pro, assign tracks and
busses to different submixes, and assign submixes to physical output channels on
connected audio devices. You can send audio from as many tracks and busses to the
same output as you want.
To set the submix for a track or bus:
m Choose the submix from the Submix pop-up menu at the bottom of the channel strip
for the track or bus.
For submixes in the Mixer, the Output pop-up menu lists the available output channels.
To set the output for a submix in the Mixer:
m In the channel strip for the submix, choose the output channel or set of channels from
the Output pop-up menu.
The options listed in the Output pop-up menu depend on the number of available
physical outputs and the number of submixes in your project. For more information
about setting the output, see “
Setting Hardware Outputs ” on page 265.
Submix pop-up menu