System information
the right,  and dragging to the right will place the bus in the right speaker.
You can hold Ctrl while dragging  the slider to adjust the setting in finer increments, or double-click  the slider 
to return it to 0.
When the Automation  Settings button    is selected, the Pan  slider handle is displayed as a  , and you 
can use it to edit pan automation on the bus track.
The trim level is added to the pan automation settings  so your panning envelope is preserved, but with 
an offset applied. For  example, setting the trim control to 9% left has the same effect as moving  every 
envelope point 9% to the left.
Adjusting volume
When the Automation  Settings button    is not selected, you can drag the Volume  fader to control the 
overall (trim) volume of the bus.
You can hold Ctrl while dragging  the slider to adjust the setting in finer increments, or double-click  the slider 
to return it to 0.
When the Automation  Settings button    is selected, the Volume  fader handle is displayed as a  , and 
you can use it to edit volume automation on the bus track.
The trim level is added to the volume automation settings  so your envelope is preserved, but with a 
boost or cut applied. For example,   setting the trim control to -3 dB has the same effect as decreasing 
every  envelope point by 3 dB.
Changing pre/post routing
Insert effects on input busses are always pre fader: the  FX chain is not affected by the channel's gain fader.
The Pre/Post  Fader Send button allows you to create cue  mixes that are not affected by the gain (or 
mute/pan) stages of the  bus or track. For more information, see "Creating a Cue (Headphone) Mix with the 
Mixing Console" on page 382.
n  When Pre  Fader Send is selected, your audio signal flows as follows: bus  effects — bus send — bus 
pan — bus volume.
n  When Post  Fader Send is selected, your audio signal flows as follows: bus  effects — bus pan — bus 
volume — bus send.
FX Send (Assignable Effects) Channel Strips
A separate channel strip is displayed for each FX send (assignable effects  chain) in your project. 
To show or hide channel strips for assignable effects, click the FX Sends button in the  View Controls pane.
Changing an assignable effect chain's name
To rename an assignable effects chain, double-click the  label at the bottom of the channel strip and type a 
new name in the box   (or press F2 to rename the selected assignable effects chain). The channel  strip in the 
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