Digidesign Control 24 ユーザーズマニュアル
Control|24 Guide
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Press the channel’s INSERT switch again to re-
turn to the Control|24 default mode. The scrib-
ble strips will display track names, the encoders
will become panning controls, and the faders
will adjust each channel’s level.
ble strips will display track names, the encoders
will become panning controls, and the faders
will adjust each channel’s level.
Shortcuts
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Double-press an INSERT switch (pressing
twice in quick succession). This will directly ac-
cess a plug-in for editing. The plug-in selected
will either be the first in the channel inserts, or
the last-edited plug-in.
cess a plug-in for editing. The plug-in selected
will either be the first in the channel inserts, or
the last-edited plug-in.
◆
Double-pressing a channel INSERT switch
multiple times will cycle sequentially through
the channel’s current inserts (1–5).
the channel’s current inserts (1–5).
Plug-In Symbols
There are several shorthand symbols and capi-
talization schemes that indicate information
about a plug-in’s status and configuration.
talization schemes that indicate information
about a plug-in’s status and configuration.
Capitalization of Plug-In Name
Active plug-ins
are shown in lower case; plug-ins that are by-
passed are shown in upper case.
passed are shown in upper case.
The “@” Symbol
An “@” in front of a plug-in’s
name means the plug-in is inactive.
Mono Plug-In
A mono plug-in is indicated by an
“m” in front of the plug-in name.
Stereo Plug-In
A stereo plug-in is indicated by an
“s” in front of the plug-in name.
Mono/Stereo Plug-In
A mono/stereo plug-in is
indicated by “ms” in front of the plug-in name.
Multi-Mono Plug-In
A multi-mono plug-in is in-
dicated by a raised “.” in front of the plug-in
name.
name.
Displaying Plug-In Parameters on
the Channel Scribble Strips
the Channel Scribble Strips
When a plug-in has been assigned to an insert
position and its parameters are displayed on the
scribble strips, the parameters become available
for editing.
position and its parameters are displayed on the
scribble strips, the parameters become available
for editing.
Display of Plug-Ins and Plug-In Pages
Because some plug-ins have more parameters
than Control|24 has physical channels, these
controls are banked through a collection of con-
trol “pages,” each of which consists of up to 24
parameters.
than Control|24 has physical channels, these
controls are banked through a collection of con-
trol “pages,” each of which consists of up to 24
parameters.
Control|24 banks through the total number of
parameters in groups of 24. Some plug-in pages
may contain “blank” locations where a given
control is not active.
parameters in groups of 24. Some plug-in pages
may contain “blank” locations where a given
control is not active.
To select a different plug-in page:
1
Select and display a plug-in across the scribble
strips.
2
Press a lit switch in the CHANNEL BAR
SCROLL section, that will indicate that there is
at least one more page in that switch’s direction.
at least one more page in that switch’s direction.
3
On-screen, the plug-in parameters currently
under the control of Control|24 will be high-
lighted blue.
lighted blue.
If there are more parameters than fit across
the 24 scribble strips, you can access addi-
tional pages, if any, with the CHANNEL
BAR SCROLL switches labeled <MORE and
MORE>. These switches are located at the
right end of the scribble strips.
the 24 scribble strips, you can access addi-
tional pages, if any, with the CHANNEL
BAR SCROLL switches labeled <MORE and
MORE>. These switches are located at the
right end of the scribble strips.