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Volume

On mixdown as well as during recording, the output level of each audio channel is

controlled in two ways: with the faders in the Monitor Mixer and with the Dynamic

Volume Events in the Audio Editor.

Monitor Mixer

In the Monitor Mixer, each audio channel has a fader for volume control. You can

also use the Mute and Solo buttons to silence one or several audio channels. The

faders in the Master window determine the ﬁnal output level of the stereo mix.

• The fader settings are displayed numerically below the faders.

The Monitor Mixer allows you to boost weak signals by +6 dB, if you like. Just

be sure to avoid signal levels above 0 dB (clipping).

• If you hold down [Control] and click on a Monitor fader, it will automat-

ically be set to position 0.0 dB.

• Faders for stereo pairs (both for regular audio channels and buses) nor-

mally move together (move one and the other follows), but if you hold

down [Alt] you can change either independently.

For mono faders, the inverse is true. Hold down [Alt] while moving a fader, to

simultaneously control the next fader in an odd-even pair.

• To hear only the audio playback, click on the MIDI Mute button to the

left in the Monitor Mixer.

This mutes all MIDI playback, letting you concentrate on mixing the audio.

You can use the Monitor and Master faders to set up a volume balance between the

audio channels and perform a manual mix, by moving the faders and other controls

while playing back. By using the Write function (described on page 322), you can

automate the fader movements and other Monitor Mixer actions.

Dynamic Events

As described in the Audio Editor chapter, you can create a Volume curve for each

Audio Event, and thereby get automatic volume changes. The Volume values cre-

ated by this curve are added to the volume fader values in the Monitor Mixer, so

you can combine the two ways of automating and controlling volume. The proper-

ties and differences of the two methods are discussed on page 322.

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