DAW Control Channels | Alesis MasterControl guide

(B) DAW CONTROL: CHANNELS

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1.CHANNEL FADER – Use this 100mm, touch-sensitive fader to adjust the volume levels of each channel. The exact level will be shown in the DISPLAY.

2.MASTER FADER – This fader controls the DAW’s master fader. Note that different DAWs control this fader differently. Some DAWs, such as Pro Tools, do not make use of the fader at all.

3.SELECT / RECORD / SOLO / MUTE – These buttons control the corresponding functions in your DAW.

4.PREVIEW – Using this button to keep from becoming “lost” on the control surface. Press and hold PREVIEW and manipulate a control to see its operation and, if applicable, the DAW project’s corresponding track name on the LCD display. As long as PREVIEW is held down, communication with the DAW will be suspended for most controls.

5.< BANK > – Use these buttons to move through your DAW project’s channels in banks of eight. The first and last fader assignments for the selected bank will be shown in the DISPLAY.

6.< TRACK > – Use these buttons to move through your DAW project’s channels one at a time.

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Alesis MasterControl manual DAW Control Channels

Contents

Reference Manual Page Table of Contents „ How this manual is organized Introduction Installing the Optional Applications First Things First Driver InstallationWindows MAC OS To minimize noise, only engage Rear Panel FeaturesPage Analog Input Signal Indicators TOP Panel Features DAW Control Channels DAW Control Transport DAW Control MULTI-FUNCTION Knobs DAW Control Assignable Button Banks Monitoring / Control Room Features Configuration Controls Page Selecting the Proper Preset for Your DAW Page Cubase and Nuendo Setup Control Surface MAC and Windows Page Page Ableton Live Setup Page Page Page Page From the menu bar, go to Options f Controllers/Surfaces Cakewalk Sonar SetupPage Page Page Logic PRO Setup Page Digital Performer Setup Samplitude SetupPRO Tools Setup Reason Setup Audio Inputs and Outputs „ Channels Sent from the MasterControl to the Computer„ Available Channels at Various Sample Rates Windows Audio Configuration Choosing the Mastercontrol AS Your Default Audio DeviceChoose Sounds and Audio Devices XP or Sounds Vista Disabling Windows System Sounds Specify the Audio Clock Source Alesis Firewire Control Panel Windows Adjusting latency by changing the buffer size Latency Audio Midi Setup MAC Audio Configuration Alesis Firewire Control Panel MAC „ General tab„ Nickname tab „ Screen Contrast Global Menus„ Output a / B / C Source „ Phones 1/2 Source „ Footswitch Setup „ Talkback Volume„ Footswitch Polarity „ Direct Monitoring „ Factory Reset „ Speakers / Outputs Controls Monitoring & Control Room Features„ Headphone Controls „ Talkback Controls „ Configuring the Global menus „ When to Use Direct MonitoringDirect Monitoring „ Creating a Direct Monitoring Mix Choose File f New Project Creating a Cubase LE Project for RecordingPage Page Cubase / Nuendo Important Points for Users of Various DawsAbleton Live Cakewalk Sonar Samplitude Logic PRO Alesis HD24 / HD24XR Digital Performer PRO Tools ReasonSoundtrack PRO PLUG-IN 1 Signal Flow Diagram Specifications Trademarks Contact InformationDemo Materials Page