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Chapter 6: Channel Strip Controls 53
Automation Mode Switch
The Automation Mode switch cycles the channel through the
Pro Tools automation modes (Write, Latch, Touch, Read and
Off). The active mode is shown by the Automation Mode LED
indicators to the left of each channel’s fader. When in Off
mode, none of the indicators is lit.
The Automation Mode switch lets you cycle the channel
through Touch, Latch, and Read modes during playback, but
it prevents you from entering Write or Off mode during play-
back. To directly enter Write or Off mode during playback, use
the Automation Mode controls in the lower left and right of
the Main Unit. (See “Automation Mode Controls” on
page 66.)
You can use the Do To All and Do To Selected switches to se-
lect automation modes across multiple channels.
To select an automation mode for a channel, do one of the
following:
• To cycle forward through the automation modes, press
the Automation Mode switch on the channel.
– or –
• To cycle backward through the automation modes, hold
Shift and press the Automation Mode switch on the
channel.
Automation Trim Switch
The Automation Trim switch toggles the channel into the cor-
responding Trim mode for Write, Latch, Touch, and Read
modes. Active Trim mode is shown by the yellow Trim mode
LED indicator to the left of each channel’s fader. The Automa-
tion Trim switch has no effect while the channel is in Off
mode.
Fader Section
Fader
The touch-sensitive faders on D-Control channel strips con-
trol channel volume in Normal mode, and a wide range of pa-
rameters in Flip mode or the Custom Fader modes. When you
touch a fader, its channel strip display changes from track
name to track volume level (in Normal mode), or from param-
eter name to parameter value (in Flip modes or Custom Fader
modes). When you are automating a parameter on a fader,
touching the fader starts writing automation.
Automation Mode Indicators
The Automation Mode indicators, located to the left of each
channel’s fader, indicate the active automation mode.
WR (Write), TC (Touch) and LT (Latch) are red LEDs; TM
(Trim) is a yellow LED; and RD (Read) is a green LED.
When in Write mode, the Write indicator flashes at all
times.
When in Touch or Latch modes, the corresponding indica-
tor lights solid until automation writing begins.
When a track in Latch mode is primed for writing automa-
tion, its Latch mode indicator flashes.
When automation writing begins, the appropriate indicator
flashes.
If automation is turned off for the channel (Off), none of
the indicators is lit.
Group Status Indicator
The Group Status indicator (a green LED marked GRP), located
to the left of each channel’s fader, lights to indicate that the
channel is a member of an active Mix or Edit group in
Pro Tools. If the channel is a member of an inactive group, or
if groups are suspended, this indicator is off.
Channel Strip Fader section
Automation Mode
indicators
Group Status
indicator
Custom Fader Mode
indicator
AutoMatch
indicators
Channel
Fader
- D-Control 1
- Contents 5
- D-Control Guidevi 6
- Contents vii 7
- D-Control Guideviii 8
- Part I: Introduction 9
- D-Control Features 11
- D-Control System Components 11
- System Expansion Options 12
- Operational Requirements 12
- Connection Requirements 12
- System Requirements 12
- Mechanical Specifications 13
- D-Control Guide6 14
- Chapter 2: D-Control Overview 15
- D-Control Guide8 16
- Main Unit Back Panel 17
- D-Control Fader Module 18
- D-Control XMON Interface 19
- XMON Back Panel 20
- Part II: Installation 21
- D-Control Stand 23
- Stand Components 24
- Stand Hardware 25
- Placement of D-Control 26
- Preparing the Stand Legs 26
- Assembling the Stand 27
- Installing D-Control Units 30
- Moving the Spacer Plate 31
- D-Control Guide24 32
- Closing Up the Stand 33
- Installing a Video Display 35
- D-Control Guide28 36
- D-Control Guide30 38
- (Optional) 39
- D-Control Guide32 40
- D-Control Connections 41
- USB Connections 42
- Footswitch Connections 42
- Audio Connections 43
- Example XMON Wiring Diagram 46
- Software Configuration 47
- Setting D-Control Preferences 48
- D-Control Guide42 50
- Display Preferences 51
- Meter Preferences 51
- System Calibration 52
- Part III: Reference 53
- Channel Strips 55
- Instrument Tracks 56
- VCA Master Tracks 56
- Bypass/Mute/Pre Switch 57
- Channel Strip Mode Controls 58
- Bypass/Spill Switch 59
- Sends Switch 59
- D-Control Guide52 60
- Fader Section 61
- Channel Strip Master Section 62
- Make Inactive Controls 63
- Plug-in Automation Controls 64
- Assign Controls 65
- Removing Plug-in Assignments 66
- Switch Information Controls 67
- Automation Enable Controls 67
- Automation Write Controls 68
- Global Controls 69
- Set To Default Switch 70
- Suspend Groups Switch 70
- Automation Mode Controls 74
- Talkback Switch 74
- Chapter 7: Plug-in Controls 75
- Default Plug-in Preferences 76
- Targeting Plug-ins 77
- Enabling Plug-in Automation 78
- Reduction on Channel Meters 79
- Dynamics Section 80
- Attack and Release Controls 81
- D-Control Guide74 82
- Dynamics displays 83
- Master Link switch 83
- Bypass indicator 83
- Channel Select switches 83
- Page Switch 84
- External Key Switch 84
- Key Listen Switch 84
- Save As Switch 84
- Gain Reduction Meters 86
- EQ Section 87
- Controls 88
- EQ Controls 88
- Q encoders 89
- Frequency encoders 89
- Gain encoders 89
- Band In switches 89
- EQ displays 90
- Link switch 90
- EQ Edit and Display Controls 91
- Input Gain encoder 92
- Output Gain encoder 92
- Clip indicator 92
- Input meter 92
- Output meter 92
- Transport Section 93
- Scrub/Shuttle Controls 94
- Scrub Switch 95
- Trim Switch 95
- Master Record Mode Switches 96
- Transport Mode Switches 96
- Audition Switches 97
- Locate Switches 97
- External Machines Switches 98
- Zoom/Navigate Section 99
- Bank/Nudge Section 100
- Bank Select Matrix 100
- Window Management Section 101
- Session Management Section 102
- Soft Keys Section 103
- Edit Controls 104
- Select/MIDI Controls 105
- Console Preferences 106
- User Switch 106
- Operation Switch 107
- Automation Controls 108
- Actions Switch (Page 2) 109
- Actions Switch (Page 3) 109
- Actions Switch (Page 4) 109
- Modes Switch 110
- Prefs Switch 110
- Audio Files Switch 111
- Show/Hide Switch 111
- Main and Sub Counter Switches 112
- Link Edit and Timeline Switch 112
- Edit Modes 112
- 1 Press the Go To switch 113
- D-Control Guide106 114
- Monitor Section Controls 115
- Input Source Switches 116
- Sum Switch 116
- Control Room Output Controls 117
- Monitor Output Mode Controls 117
- Monitor Displays 118
- Channel Select Switches 119
- Solo Mode Controls 120
- Headphone/Cue System 121
- Talkback/Listen System 122
- Talkback switch 123
- Talkback Microphone 124
- Meter Displays (Fader Module) 125
- D-Control Guide118 126
- Normal Mode 127
- Plug-in Outputs 128
- Selecting a Track 129
- Focusing a Track 129
- Focusing a Plug-In 130
- Automation Safe Mode 130
- D-Control Guide124 132
- Inline Console Mode 133
- Custom Fader Modes 133
- Custom Fader Preferences 134
- Custom Fader Controls 134
- Custom Groups Mode 134
- Mix/Edit Groups Mode 136
- Tracks Mode 137
- Plug-In Mode 138
- Custom Fader Flip Mode 139
- Custom Fader Map Modes 139
- Plug-in Map Mode 140
- Working with Automation 141
- Joining Automation Values 142
- D-Control Guide136 144
- Appendix A: Utility Mode 145
- Exiting Utility Mode 146
- D-Control System Info Page 146
- D-Control Name Page 146
- D-Control Test Pages 147
- Switch and LED Test Page 148
- Display Test Page 148
- Fader Test Page 149
- Defaults 150
- D-Control Preferences 150
- Display Contrast Page 151
- Sleep Mode Settings Page 151
- D-Control Guide144 152
- Cue Inputs 153
- Cue Outputs 153
- Surround Inputs 154
- Stereo Inputs 154
- Main Speaker Outputs 154
- 15-Pin Connector Pinouts 155
- D-Control Guide148 156
- Numerics 157
- D-Control Guide150 158
- Index 151 159
- D-Control Guide152 160
- Index 153 161
- D-Control Guide154 162
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