A1 - A4 on faders 5-8

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2010/05/24 10:07:56 (permalink)

A1 - A4 on faders 5-8

Can't seem to find what those are for.
Seem like user-created groups ... however I have no clue how to access them.

Anyone?
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    Crg
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    Re:A1 - A4 on faders 5-8 2010/05/24 16:01:17 (permalink)
    Locking a channel strip
    Channel strip locking allows you to:
    • Control tracks/buses that are not within the same channel bank (range of eight consecutive tracks or
    buses). For example, you can control tracks 1 through 7 along with track 20.
    • Control both tracks and buses simultaneously. For example, channel strips 1 through 4 can control tracks 1
    through 4 and channel strips 5 through 8 can control buses 1 through 4.

    When you lock a channel strip, the channel strip remains assigned to a particular track or bus in SONAR even
    if you re-order the track/bus in SONAR, switch banks with the FADER BANK buttons or switch views with the
    FADER VIEW buttons.
    To lock/unlock a channel strip
    Push SHIFT+SEL to lock the channel strip to the corresponding track/bus in SONAR.
    To unlock the channel strip, push SHIFT+SEL again.
    To temporarily disable all strip locking globally, without losing the lock assignments, push COMMAND+SEL.
    Push COMMAND+SEL again to re-lock the same channel strips.
    When a channel strip is locked:
    • An asterisk (*) is displayed at the end of the track or bus name on the LCD display.
    • The WAI (Where Am I) display in SONAR shows a rectangle around the locked track or bus (see Locked
    strip WAI indication).
    Note: If a track or bus that is locked is deleted from the SONAR project, the physical channel strip will
    automatically be unlocked

    There's more on this in another manual I beleive. I'll have to find it.

    Craig DuBuc
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