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General| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
|---|---|
| Build | Metal chassis with high-quality components |
| Power | USB powered |
| Compatibility | Windows 7 or later, macOS 10.12 or later |
| Software Integration | Works with major DAWs including Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cubase, and Ableton Live |
Explains the capabilities and features of the Console 1 Fader unit.
Lists compatible DAWs and operating systems for Console 1 Fader.
Details the specific Drive emulation technology used by Softube.
Provides a concise guide for installing and activating the Console 1 Fader.
Guides users on how to integrate Console 1 Fader into new DAW projects.
Explains how to add Console 1 Fader to projects that are already in progress.
Highlights crucial information regarding the functionality of DAW Control mode.
Differentiates between VST2 and VST3 plugin formats and their compatibility.
Introduces the main control panels and interfaces of Console 1 Fader.
Describes the functions and usage of the Console 1 Fader plugin window.
Explains the purpose and appearance of the On-Screen Display (OSD).
Details the default OSD view when only Console 1 Fader is connected.
Describes OSD views when both Console 1 Fader and Console 1 are used.
Explains how to use Console 1 Fader for automating mix parameters.
Advises on the optimal placement of Console 1 Fader within DAW insert chains.
Provides historical context about the original Console 1.
Details the process of connecting and loading Console 1 Fader with Console 1.
Outlines the advantages and expected outcomes of using the combo.
Introduces the physical controls and their basic functions.
Explains the function and operation of the faders.
Describes the purpose and behavior of the track selector buttons.
Explains the function of the 8-segment LED level meters.
Details the Mute and Bypass button functions.
Explains the Solo and Phase inversion functions.
Describes how to navigate through multiple channels using Page buttons.
Explains how to control the On-Screen Display (OSD) behavior.
Details the different display modes for the OSD.
Explains how to select different Drive algorithms for sound shaping.
Describes how to load different channel strips with EQ and filter settings.
Outlines the various configuration options available for Console 1 Fader.
Explains how to control auxiliary sends (Sends 1-3) via the faders.
Details the two main modes for fader behavior: Persistent and Temporary.
Explains the function of the faders as volume controls.
Describes how to use the Drive section to add harmonics and distortion.
Explains how the Character knob shapes the distortion sound.
Details how to adjust the input gain for each channel.
Explains the function and adjustment of the Low Cut filter.
Explains the function and adjustment of the High Cut filter.
Describes how to create and use layers for organizing tracks.
Guides on assigning tracks to create custom layers.
Explains how to reassign the media control buttons for custom shortcuts.
Details the Solo function and its use in menus.
Explains the Mute function and its use in menus.
Describes the Pan control and its use in menu navigation.
Explains how to adjust the stereo image width.
Briefly introduces the Mid/side stereo technique.
Explains the function of the Shift button for accessing secondary controls.
Suggests using Console 1 Fader to control all aspects of a DAW project.
Explains using layers for drastic changes in simpler projects.
Advises on using layers to manage large track counts efficiently.
Suggests using Console 1 Fader for live backing track mixing.
Proposes using Console 1 Fader for remote headphone mix control.
Explains using Console 1 Fader for individual headphone mixes in a band.
Suggests using Console 1 Fader for real-time ambient music creation.
Proposes Console 1 Fader for collaborative mixing control.
Explains a creative technique for vocal layering inspired by 10cc.
Advises on organizing layers for better workflow management.
Suggests using Assignable buttons as a remote control tool.
Recommends Layer Mode for simplifying complex mixing tasks.
Explains using the Width control to clean up low-end bass frequencies.
Suggests using layers to group distant tracks for easier automation.
Provides instructions on how to install and activate Softube plugins.
Offers information on how to get help and find solutions from Softube.
Lists the necessary hardware and software specifications for operation.
Explains how firmware updates are handled through Softube Central.
Presents a schematic of the internal signal path of Console 1 Fader.
Lists the physical and technical specifications of the hardware unit.
Lists the individuals and teams involved in the product's development.
Provides links or references to legal documentation.
Defines the scope and terms of the EULA and privacy policy.
Explains Softube's various licensing models and key procedures.
Details the pricing and payment conditions for Softube products.
Outlines Softube's ownership of intellectual property rights for the products.
Specifies the terms and conditions of the license granted to the user.
Describes the conditions and consequences of terminating a product license.
Lists restrictions and limitations on the user's right to use the product.
Details the warranty provided for the product media and software.
States the disclaimer of warranties and limitation of liability.
Explains the rights of third-party licensors concerning the EULA.
Discusses how the EULA may be amended or updated over time.
Provides contact information for inquiries regarding the products or terms.
Outlines the governing law and dispute resolution procedures.
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