mix
Levels, pans and sends
On mix M1 the four encoders set the selected track's FX I send, FX II send, pan and level; clicking E3 centres the pan and clicking E4 mutes the track.
The page is a channel strip for the selected track: two send amounts, pan and level. The sends decide how much of the track reaches the two FX tracks, so one reverb can serve the whole project.
How to
Set a track's level
- 1
- 2 select the track
- 3
Put a track back in the centre of the stereo field
before you start mix mode · M1 · the track is selected
- 1
Details
- TE’s guide
in mix mode is the page for levels, pans and sends; a track key chooses which track the encoders adjust.
- TE’s guide
Over MIDI, CC7 sets a track's level and CC10 its pan, each on the track's own channel (1–16).
- community
On an instrument track's channel, CC38 and CC39 set its FX I and FX II sends — presumably the same values this page shows.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
Instrument tracks repeat these sends on their shift layer, whose rows run aux out, tape, FX I, FX II from the top — FX I on
E3, FX II onE4. TE's drawing of that page puts FX II above FX I; the device does not. - checked on a unit · 1.1.33
The page draws eight columns, one per track, each with its number, a level line and a pan dot along the bottom; CC7 and CC10 sent over MIDI move them as they arrive.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
Turning
E1orE2briefly swaps the selected track's column for two boxed labels, I and II, each with a dark bar rising to its send level; after about a second the column comes back. - checked on a unit · 1.1.33
Sending CC38 changes a track's FX I send without calling up that I and II display.
Parameters
| parameter | gesture | range | cc |
|---|---|---|---|
| FX I send M1 | turn dark grey encoder | – | – |
| FX II send M1 | turn mid grey encoder | – | – |
| pan M1 | turn light grey encoder | – | 10 |
| centre pan M1 | click light grey encoder | – | – |
| level M1 | turn white encoder | – | 7 |
| mute M1 | click white encoder | – | – |