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EQ Channel Select Controls
EQ Displays
The LED displays in the EQ section show the name of the fo-
cused plug-in by default. When any rotary encoder is touched,
these displays show the corresponding parameter name and
value.
Channel Select Switches
Multichannel Plug-ins
When you are working with a multichannel plug-in, all chan-
nels are controlled in tandem and the Channel Select switches
have no effect, except with multichannel plug-ins (such as
Focusrite d2) that directly support channel selection.
Multi-Mono Plug-ins
When you are working with a multi-mono plug-in, the con-
trols for the channels are usually linked and edited together.
However, you can edit plug-in settings for individual channels
of a multi-mono plug-in by unlinking all of the channels, or
by using the Channel Select switches to link specific channels.
There are Channel Select switches for the following channels:
•L (Left)
• Lc (Left Center)
•C (Center)
• Rc (Right Center)
•R (Right)
•Ls (Left Surround)
•Cs (Center Surround)
•Rs(RightSurround)
•LFE
These choices support all possible channel configurations in
Pro Tools. A maximum of eight channels (7.1 surround) may
be in use at any time.
Master Link Switch
Multichannel Plug-ins
When you are working with a multichannel plug-in, all chan-
nels are controlled in tandem, so the Master Link switch has
no effect, except with multichannel plug-ins (such as
Focusrite d2) that directly support channel linking.
Multi-Mono Plug-ins
When you are working with a multi-mono plug-in, the Master
Link switch toggles the Master Link button in the plug-in win-
dow, which links or unlinks all channels of the plug-in. When
the Master Link button is enabled, the Link switch is lit.
Select/Link/Bypass Mode Switch
The Select/Link/Bypass Mode switch determines the function
of the Channel Select switches with multi-mono plug-ins.
Select Mode In this mode, the Channel Select switches deter-
mine which channel of a multi-mono plug-in is the focus of
the plug-in controls. When a channel is selected, its switch is
lit. If any channels are linked, their switches follow linked be-
havior.
In Select mode, if the D-Control Channel Window Display
preference is set to Yes, the Channel Select switches also
change the channel display in the plug-in window.
Bypass Mode In this mode, the Channel Select switches deter-
mine which channels of a multi-mono plug-in are bypassed.
When a channel is bypassed, its switch is lit. If any channels
are linked, their switches follow linked behavior.
Link Mode In this mode, the Channel Select switches deter-
mine which individual channels of a multi-mono plug-in are
linked together. Linked channels are indicated by switches
that are lit.
Channel Select controls in the EQ section
EQ displays
Link switch
Select/Link/Bypass Mode switch
Channel Select switches
Bypass indicator
- 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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