Chapter 8: Operating Views and Modes 71
Chapter 8: Operating Views and Modes
C|24 offers two main types of views on its rotary
encoders and LCD displays: Console views and
Channel views.
Console Views Console views display a single
control type across the entire console (for exam-
ple, Send A on all tracks).
The available Console views are:
• Pan Console view (or “Home” view)
• Sends Console view
Channel Views Channel views display all of the
controls on a single channel (for example, all of
the sends or inserts on a track).
The available Channel views are:
• Pan/Send Channel view
• Expanded Pan view
• Expanded Send view
•Insert Select view
• Parameter view
C|24 offers additional views for working with
Digidesign PRE settings, Pro Tools Mix/Edit
Groups, Window Configurations and Memory
Locations.
C|24 also features powerful Flip mode capability
for transferring different controls to the touch-
sensitive faders.
Console Views
C|24 Console views let you show pan position or
send assignments and controls across all chan-
nels on the control surface.
Pan Console View
“Home” View
Pan Console view is the default or “Home” view
on C|24. In this view, each rotary encoder con-
trols channel pan on its track.
The Pan parameters controlled by the encoder
are selected in the Pan section of the Channel
Bar. Available parameters depend on the track
format and the width of track’s output path.
Mono Track Format Pan on mono tracks is con-
trolled by the track’s encoder.
Stereo Track Format The Left or Right pan con-
trols are focused on the track’s encoder.
Stereo Output Path The track’s encoder controls
panning in the stereo field with the L(C)R pan
parameter.
Multichannel Output Path (Pro Tools HD Only)
The track’s encoder controls panning in the sur-
round field with the L(C)R (or “Front”), Front-
Rear, Rear, and Center % parameters, as well as
LFE level, depending on the output format.
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