EastWest Hollywood Orchestra Opus Edition Virtual Instrument Plug-In (Download) - Manual (Page 140)

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4.2.4 Master Channel
Along the right side of the Hollywood Orchestra user interface is the Master Channel of
the selected instrument.
The
PAN knob adjusts the volume of the left and right audio signal to
change the perceived position of the sound source, while preserving the
relative panning of the individual microphones. Use the Pan knob to
define the position in the stereo image, or for special effect.
The
GAIN fader adjusts the volume of the instrument’s master output,
without affecting the relative mix of the microphone sub-mixer chan-
nels. The audio meter display the signal of the stereo output.
The
OUTPUT defaults to ‘Opus 1 & 2’ in the Output channel field. To as-
sign an instrument to a stereo output other than the default, click in the
field and select another stereo output. This option allows you to send
the stereo outputs of each loaded instrument to separate audio tracks
in your system’s sound card. In stand alone mode, up to 8 stereo output
pairs are available, and in plugin mode, up to 16 stereo output pairs are
available. Go to the Preferences / Audio Engine / Output Configuration
to change the standalone and plugin output configuration.
When enabled, the
MUTE (M) button silences the audio output for the selected instrument,
and the SOLO (S) button silences the audio outputs for all instruments that are not cur-
rently soloed.
4.2.5 Tune
The TUNE section includes coarse and fine tuning options. TRANSPOSE adjusts tuning in
semitone increments, and FINE adjusts tuning in cents, which are
1/100 th of a semitone. The spinboxes display the tuning values for both
controls.
Change the tuning in semitones by clicking the plus (+) or minus (-)
buttons to adjust the tuning up or down by a semitone respectively.
Change the tuning in cents by clicking on the knob, and holding it while
you drag up or down to +/- 100 cents