User`s guide

TRAVELER FRONT PANEL OPERATION
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Load preset
After you’ve saved one or more presets, Load Preset
lets you recall them. Turn the SELECT knob to
choose a preset. Push SELECT to load it. The word
Loaded appears briefly to confirm the operation.
All Notes Off
The All Notes Off setting sends a MIDI All Notes Off
message, as well as a MIDI note-off message for
every note on every MIDI channel. This stops any
stuck notes that are currently playing. Push
SELECT to initiate the All Notes Off operation. The
MIDI OUT LED will glow to confirm that the note-
off data is being sent.
Factory Defaults
The Factory Defaults setting restores the Traveler
factory settings. Before you can attempt this
operation, you must first quit all Windows audio
applications and all MOTU consoles (the MOTU
FireWire Audio Console, CueMix Console,
SMPTE console, etc.) Once you have done so, push
SELECT to initiate the operation, and then when
the LCD asks “Are you sure?”, push VALUE to
execute it. If any of the above-mentioned
applications are still running, the LCD will alert
you with the message saying that the Traveler is in
use by the CPU. Quit all audio software
applications and consoles and then try again.
MIX BUS
The Traveler on-board CueMix DSP mixer
provides four stereo mix busses, named MIX1,
MIX2, MIX3 and MIX4, respectively. Each mix bus
(also referred to as a “mix”) independently mixes
all inputs (or any subset of your choosing) down to
one Traveler output pair of your choosing. For
example, you could assign MIX1 to the main outs,
MIX2 to analog outputs 1-2 and MIX3 to the
headphone outs. You can then independently
assign any input to any mix. An input can even be
included in two or more mixes simultaneously at
different input levels.
Figure 6-4: In mixer mode, the LCD displays the mix settings for the
mix bus currently being displayed in the LCD.
When the LCD display is in mixer mode, push the
MIX BUS knob repeatedly to cycle through the
four mixes. The current mix is indicated in the
LCD above the MIX BUS label (as shown in
Figure 6-1 on page 45). Turn the MIX BUS knob to
change the output level for the mix.
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