01X Owner’s Manual
Mixing Tutorial
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Before UsingBasics SectionAppendix Getting StartedReference
Panning
Pan lets you set where the audio of a channel appears in the
stereo image. Normally, if you’ve connected a stereo
source to two adjacent channels—for example channels 1
and 2—you’ll want to to set channel 1 hard left and chan-
nel 2 hard right, to preserve the original stereo image.
Other channels can be directed left, center or right—or
anywhere in between—as desired.
■Operation
qSelect the desired channel by pressing the correspond-
ing [SEL] button.
wPress the [PAN] button.
ePress [SELECTED CHANNEL] to switch between the
Single Channel and Multi Channel modes.
Which you select depends on your preferences or the
application at hand.
The Selected Channel mode lets you see and edit all
Pan parameters for the selected channel.
The Multi Channel mode, on the other hand, lets you
see and edit one selected parameter for all channels.
r-a From the Selected Channel mode, adjust the desired
Pan parameter by turning the corresponding knob.
The Recording Bus, Stereo Bus and Phase parame-
ters do not concern us now in Panning. If you’re
interested, see the page references given.
PAN RECBUS ST-BUS PHASE ON/OFF LEVEL
CENTER -- ON NORMAL ON -2.8
PAN
L12 R03 CENTER CENTER L03 L19 R11 R05
Recording Bus
(See page 99.)
Phase
(See pages 21, 99.)
Pan position
PAN RECBUS ST-BUS PHASE ON/OFF LEVEL
CENTER -- ON NORMAL ON -2.8
Level
This duplicates the channel fader.
Tur ning the knob changes the level
of the channel and moves the fader
(including grouped channels).
On/Off
This duplicates the [ON]
button. Turning/pressing it
switches Mute status of
the channel (including
grouped channels).
Stereo Bus
(See page 99.)