workstation. On the MonARC the selected channel name and number is colored white when selected.
2.1.3 Solo Touch Points
You will find the solo button under the channel encoder and above the mute button on the channel strip.
Pressing it solos the track. You will be able to see that a track is soloed in many places – in the main
channel area in the active channel area and on the MonARC and of course on the yellow solo LED
above the touch point and the workstation screen.
2.1.4 Mute Buttons
You will find the mute button below the solo and above the inject touch point on the channel strip.
Pressing it mutes the track. You will be able to see that a track is muted in many places – in the channel
area in the active channel area and on the MonARC and of course on the mute button itself.
2.1.5 Inject Touch Points
Inject allows you to quickly select a single channel into any available slot and it also performs a variety
of smart functions which will be described in detail later.
To use the inject point, simply hold your finger on the inject touch point on a channel, and touch a
channel on the MonARC. The channel you touched on the MonARC is now ‘injected’ into that
channel slot.
2.1.6 Latched Inject
To use the latched inject feature, hold your finger on the inject touch point and press the hold button on
the same channel. Now you can release the inject touch point and the channel will remain in inject
mode. This allows you to select channels on the MonARC with one hand and tweak parameters in real
time with the other, a powerful interrogation and control feature!
2.1.7 Hold Buttons
The hold buttons at the bottom of each channel strip allow channels to be locked into the channel slot.
Press a hold button (or wipe across it with the heel of your palm) and now the channel selected will
NOT change! It will stay selected to that slot regardless of any other action such as chair, recall
(ergonomic spread), undo etc. This is very useful for master busses, or keeping your main vocal or
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SMART TIP:
While holding down inject you can also wipe your finger along the MonARC quickly
zooming through multiple channels. This is good way of quickly interrogating the
system as to the state of certain parameters. For example, if you’re concerned
about the bottom end of your mix – look at the LF EQ encoder on a channel strip,
hold your finger on the inject point and now wipe your finger along the MonARC. In
this way you can interrogate dozens of channels quickly while never moving your
eye.
SMART TIP:
Depending on the setting of the “Inject range rather than swap” parameter in
System → Config → User Interface, you can do nice things with the inject points.
If True: You can expand the channels in the channel slots to the left or right of the
inject point by touching the first inject point and then touching a second inject point
to expand the channel range to that slot.
If False: You can swap channels in the channel slots by touching any two inject
points at the same time - the channels touched will swap positions.
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