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Using 01V96 Editor
Windows
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01V96i Editor—Owner’s Manual
Windows
6 COMPRESSOR section
This section contains the Compressor controls and display graph for the currently selected Bus Out.
Its layout is identical to the COMPRESSOR section for Input Channels. See “COMPRESSOR section
on page 15 for more information.
7 PAIR, FADER GROUP & MUTE GROUP section
This section contains the Pair, Fader and Mute group functions for the currently selected
Bus Out. Click the heart icon to pair and unpair the channel with its partner channel. Use
the FADER GROUP buttons to add the channel to Fader groups, and use the MUTE
GROUP buttons to add it to Mute groups.
Aux Sends
1 CHANNEL SELECT section
Channels can be selected by clicking the Channel ID and choosing from the list that appears, or by
clicking the left and right Channel Select buttons. The long channel name is displayed below the Chan-
nel ID. The [LIBRARY] button opens the Channel Library window.
2 EQUALIZER section
This section contains the EQ controls and display graph for the currently selected Aux Send. Its layout
is identical to the EQUALIZER section for Input Channels. SeeEQUALIZER section on page 15 for
more information.
3 DELAY section
This section contains the delay controls for the currently selected Aux Send. The rotary control is used
to set the delay time, and the [ON] button turns the Delay function on and off.
4 Aux Send level section
This section contains the [SOLO], and [ON] buttons and the channel fader for the currently selected
Aux Send. The meter to the right of the fader indicates the signal level, and the value indicator under
the fader indicates the fader position in decibels (dB).
5 INSERT section
This section contains the Insert parameters for the currently selected Aux Send. The [ON] button
turns the Insert on and off. The OUT and IN parameters are used to specify the insert out destination
and insert in source respectively. The POSITION parameter is used to specify the position of the Insert
in the signal path.
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