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4.2.4.3 – [SHIFT] FUNCTIONALITY
The [SHIFT] button does not have any direct effect on ne-tuning. It does, however, have an indirect
effect; it allows for ne-tuning the extra functions that are normally accessed via the [SHIFT] button, like
the attack time in Compressor Mode.
EXAMPLE USE
Here is an example of using [SHIFT] to ne-tune the attack time of a compressor.
1. Enter Compressor Mode by pressing the [COMP] button.
2. Press the [FINE] button to enter ne-tuning mode.
3. Press and hold the [SHIFT] button. Rotaries 1, 2, and 4 will go dark (they don’t control anything
while [SHIFT] is held). Rotary 3 will stay lit up.
4. Move rotary 3 clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust the compressor’s attack time with extra
precision.
5. When done adjusting the attack time, release the [SHIFT] button.
6. Press the [FINE] button to exit ne-tuning mode.
Also note that you are able to do steps 2 and 3 in the reverse order. You can press and hold [SHIFT]
rst to access the attack time, then press [FINE] to ne-tune. Fine-tuning can be engaged and
disengaged while [SHIFT] is held down.
4.2.5 – VU
The [VU] button is used to toggle the fader LEDs between displaying VU meters and their
actual fader location.
4.2.5.1 – ENABLING & DISABLING VU METERS
To enable or disable VU metering:
1. Press the [VU] button to toggle the VU meters on/off.
2. The [VU] button will light up bright when VU metering is enabled, and will be dim when VU
metering is disabled.
3. When enabled, the fader LEDs will display VU meters — when disabled, the fader LEDs will display
fader position.
VU meters will only display when K-Mix is in a mode where the faders control volume levels. Modes like
+48V Mode will not display VU meters (faders do not control levels in this mode), and Phones Mode will
only show a VU meter on the master fader (representing the headphone output level).
4.2.5.2 – ADJUSTING FADERS WHILE VU IS ENABLED
Faders can still be adjusted when VU meters are being displayed:
• Pressing a fader while VU meters are enabled will make the fader momentarily switch over to
displaying the current fader position.
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