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17. SOLO
Turn SOLO on to quickly isolate the channel by turning off any other channels
whose SOLO switch is not turned on. To solo multiple channels, you’ll find it
quicker to use Solo Mode (Page 138).
18. MUTE
Use a channel’s MUTE switch to quickly silence the channel’s signal. To quickly
mute more than one channel, use Mute mode (Page 138).
19. PAN
The PAN knob sets the channel’s stereo position in the MASTER mix and when
you’re performing a stereo bounce (Page 189). PAN can be set from L63—all the
way to the left—to R63—all the way to the right.
When the channel’s parameters are linked with another channel via the ChLink
parameter, the appearance of the PAN parameter changes to show the stereo
image created by the two linked channels. Adjusting the PAN parameter’s value
shifts their entire stereo image left or right while maintaining the positions of
the two channels relative to each other.
The DYN Screen
Each VS-2400CD track channel has its own dynamics processor that can act as a
compressor or expander for the channel’s signal. When the project sampling rate is:
•
48/44.1/32 kHz
—Input Channels 1-8 each have their own dynamics processor.
•
96/88.2/64 kHz
—Input Channels 1-4 each have their own dynamics processor.
When a channel is soloed in Solo Mode, its SOLO switch is automatically turned on.
When a channel is muted in Mute Mode, its MUTE switch is automatically turned on.
Use the PAN parameter only when the channel’s signal is being sent to a stereo
destination, such as the MASTER mix, a pair of tracks or a pair of outputs.
You can also use the faders to set a channel’s PAN value. See “Adjusting Stereo
Positioning Using Faders” on Page 135.
1.
3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8.
2.
9.
10.
11.
Currently selected
type of dynamics
processor
To learn about
the CH EDIT
DYN screen’s
RESET button,
see Page 163.
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