Channel Assignment - Assigning Fader Channels and DSP Processing

In this subsection, you can assign the fader channels to the physical faders of the configured fader modules. Apart from that, in this window you can configure the signal processing for the input signals (input DSP processing).

Channel Assignment, assigning fader channels to faders, defining input processing.

You can assign each fader channel to a physical fader as long as you don't exceed the maximum number of faders. If you have configured a key on the console to toggle between Layer A and Layer B, you can use this key to toggle between the primary and secondary function for all physical faders with two configured layers.

You can access the settings for both layers by selecting the Layer A…D tabs. The available settings are identical for all layers.

The faders of the console are numbered 1…X. If the module IDs are consecutively defined from left to right, the left fader in the console is number 1, the fader to the right is number 2, and so on.

The Fader Assignment area contains two lists: the Faders list and the Defined Channels list. In the Faders list, the physical faders that are available are shown. The number of faders shown in the Faders list depends on the total number of configured fader modules (see Console configuration). In the Defined Channels list, the available fader channels are shown.

To assign a fader channel to a physical fader, follow these steps:

1. In the Faders list, select a physical fader.
2. In the Defined Channels list, double-click on the fader channel which you want to assign. Alternatively, you can select a fader channel and click , or drag a fader channel from the Defined Channels list to the desired physical fader in the Faders list.

After the assignment, the assigned fader channel disappears from the Defined Channels list, because it isn't available for assignment anymore.

To remove an assignment, select the physical fader in the Faders list and click . Alternatively, you can drag the assigned channel from the Faders list to the Defined Channel list.

In the Faders list, you can exchange the assignment of two physical faders by dragging an assignment from one fader to another fader.

In the Fader Configuration area, you can select the input DSP Processing for each fader. This processing is done before the fader changes the signal level (Pre fader).

Number, type and sequence of the corresponding DSP functions can be defined separately for each fader - except the faders that are assigned to input pools.

To modify the input DSP processing of a fader, follow these steps:

1. In the Fader Assignment area, in the Faders list, select a fader with an already assigned fader channel.
2. In the Fader Configuration area, in the Available DSP Functions list, select the desired DSP function.
3. Click to assign the DSP function to the selected fader. Alternatively, you can double-click the desired DSP function or drag it from the Available DSP Functions list to the Selected DSP Functions list to assign it to the fader.

All assigned DSP functions for one selected fader are shown in the Selected DSP Functions list.

To remove a signal processing from the Selected DSP Functions list, select the DSP function in this list and click . You can also double-click on the DSP function or drag it from the Selected DSP Functions list to the Available DSP Functions list.

The following DSP functions can be used for the input processing: