Digidesign Control 24 Manuale Utente

The NUDGE switch will light if there are more 
than 24 Master Faders in the session. If neces-
sary, press BANK RIGHT or BANK LEFT to bring 
up the next set of Master Faders. 

To exit Master Faders mode:

■

Press the MASTER FADERS switch again. The 

faders will revert to their previous state, prior to 
engaging Master Faders mode. 

Sends

Sends are used to route variable levels of a selec-
tion of tracks to the same destination, and are 
most commonly used to create submixes, for 
monitoring or effects processing.

The ten available sends in Pro Tools can be 
viewed and assigned from Home mode or from 
Pan/Send mode on Control|24.

Home Mode 

Displays the status of a specific send 

name (A–J) for each channel.

Pan/Send Mode 

Displays sends for a single 

channel in two groups of five (Sends A–E and 
Sends F–J) across the Control|24 Channel Bar.

Assigning Sends in Home Mode

To assign a Send from Home mode:

1  

Press the ASSIGN switch in the ASSIGNMENT 

section.

2  

Do one of the following:

• To assign a Send A–E, press a SEND switch 

(SEND A/F—SEND E/J) in the SENDS sec-
tion.

• To assign a Send F–J, hold SHIFT/ADD and 

press a SEND switch (SEND A/F—SEND E/J) 
in the SENDS section.

3  

On each channel where you want to assign a 

send, turn the channel data encoder to scroll 
through the available path choices. See “Dis-
playing Send Assignments” on page 105 for 
more information about how differently-config-
ured sends are displayed.

4  

Press the flashing switch below the encoder 

on each channel to confirm its Send assign-
ment.

5  

Press the ASSIGN switch to confirm all assign-

ments.

Assigning Sends to a Single Track 
in Pan/Send Mode

When a track’s PAN/SEND switch is pressed, 
Control|24 enters Pan/Send mode and the se-
lected track’s panning, sends, and sends pan-
ning information is displayed across the scribble 
strips. 

Track and Send Names

The track name appears in the Channel Bar Dis-
play. The encoder knob on the far left is the pan 
control, and the encoder ring displays approxi-
mate panning position. 

Send Information

Information for the five sends is spread across 
the Channel Bar scribble strips. 

The encoder under the next strip to the right 
controls the send level, that is indicated by the 
encoder’s LED ring. The next scribble strip to 
the right contains the send’s panning informa-
tion.