mix
Mix mode
Mix mode sets each track's level, pan and FX sends on M1 and runs the master chain — EQ on M2, saturator on M3, group levels, compressor and output level on M4.
Mix mode has four pages: is the channel strip of the selected track, and … work on the master — EQ, saturator, then group levels, compressor and output. Tracks reach the mixer directly and through their sends; the sum then runs through the master chain to the output. Scenes store track levels and mutes, so a balance change can be part of the arrangement.
How to
Open mix mode
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Switch mix between instrument and auxiliary tracks
before you start mix mode
- 1
Details
- TE’s guide
Mix mode is where you balance the project — levels, pans and FX sends per track, plus EQ and compression on the master.
- TE’s guide
Pressing while already in mix mode flips between the instrument tracks and the auxiliary tracks; both can be mixed.
- TE’s guide
A track key selects the track to adjust; instrument tracks light white and auxiliary tracks red.
- TE’s guide
Each scene stores every track's level and mute, so changing scene can change the balance too.
- TE’s guide
After the mixer, the summed signal passes through the EQ, then the saturator, then the compressor and limiter, and on to the main output.
- TE’s guide
A voice reaches the mixer directly and through its sends to the aux out, tape, FX I and FX II tracks, which feed the mixer as well.
- TE’s guide
In TE's signal flow diagram each send track can also feed the next — aux out into tape, tape into FX I, FX I into FX II.