Flip, Global view – Apple Logic Express 7.2 User Manual
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Chapter 2
Logic Control
The
fader
bank
offset
is
independently
memorized
for
Global
views
where
one
track
class
is
displayed
(MIDI,
Inputs,
Audio
Tracks,
Instruments,
Auxes,
Busses,
Outputs,
and
Master).
There
is
also
a
separate
fader
bank
offset
memory
location
for
combinations
of
multiple
track
types.
This
feature
allows
you
to
scroll
to
audio
tracks
2
through
9
in
Global
Audio
Track
view,
and
then
scroll
to
instruments
5
through
12
in
Global
Instruments
view.
You
can
switch
between
these
views
without
losing
the
fader
bank
offset.
Flip
The
FLIP
button
enables/disables
the
following
Flip,
Swap,
or
Zero
modes:
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If the LED beside the FLIP button is off, Flip mode is off. The faders control volume.
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Pressing
the
FLIP
button
enables
Flip
mode
(the
LED
is
lit):
in
this
mode,
the
current
assignments
of
the
eight
V-Pots
are
mirrored
by
the
eight
channel
faders.
Pressing
the
FLIP
button
a
second
time
disables
Flip
mode.
Turning
a
V-Pot
in
this
mode
will
also
move
the
corresponding
fader.
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Pressing
the
FLIP
button
while
the
SHIFT
button
is
held
enables
Swap
mode
(the
LED
will
flash):
in
this
mode,
the
encoder
assignments
are
swapped
with
the
fader
assignments.
Pressing
SHIFT
and
FLIP
again
disables
Swap
mode.
As
the
LCD’s
lower
row
shows
the
current
value
of
the
encoders,
it
will
display
volumes
when
in
this
mode.
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Pressing FLIP without SHIFT held reverts to Flip mode.
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Pressing
CONTROL
and
FLIP
switches
to
Zero
mode.
Pressing
CONTROL
and
FLIP
a
second
time
disables
Zero
mode.
In
this
mode,
the
faders
are
set
to
zero
and
don’t
move.
This
is
useful
for
acoustic/microphone
recordings
if
Logic
Control
is
located
in
the
recording
booth,
and
you
don’t
want
to
hear/capture
any
motor
noise.
Both Flip and Swap modes work in all view modes.
Flip
mode
has
the
following
advantages:
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You
can
edit
any
type
of
parameter
with
a
fader,
rather
than
a
V-Pot,
which
allows
more
accurate
edits.
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You
can
edit
with
touch-sensitive
faders.
The
V-Pots
are
not
touch-sensitive,
and
thus
don’t
allow
existing
(controller
automation)
movements
to
be
overwritten
with
a
constant
value.
Global View
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