Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 803)

To adjust the send destination of all selected channel strips
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Click an unused Send slot on any of the selected channel strips, and choose from the list
of Bus destinations (aux channel strips).
The corresponding Send slots of all selected channel strips will be routed to the chosen
destination.
To adjust the input or output routing of all selected channel strips
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Click the Input or Output slot on any of the selected channel strips, and choose a setting
form the menu.
All selected channel strips will be set to the chosen input or output.
Note: Inputs are changed only on selected channel strips of the same status: mono,
stereo, or surround. This feature allows you to easily select a common input source for
all selected stereo audio tracks, for example.
To assign ascending input or output routing to all selected channel strips
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Hold down the Option key while clicking the Input or Output slot on any of the selected
channel strips, and choose a setting from the menu.
The leftmost selected channel strip will be assigned the chosen input or output setting,
with the input or output increasing from left to right.
To adjust the automation mode of all selected channel strips
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Click the Automation Mode button on any of the selected channel strips, and choose a
setting from the menu.
All selected channel strips will be switched to the chosen setting.
To adjust the group setting of all selected channel strips
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Click the Group slot on any of the selected channel strips, and choose a setting from the
menu.
All selected channel strips will be switched to the chosen setting.
Navigating Within the Mixer
You can quickly move to the next or previous channel strip in the Mixer using the following
key commands:
• Select Next (Right) Channel Strip (default assignment: Right Arrow key)
• Select Previous (Left) Channel Strip (default assignment: Left Arrow key)
When multiple channel strip types are visible in the Mixer, you can choose a command
to jump to a particular channel strip type. This feature is handy when your Mixer view
contains dozens, or hundreds, of channel strips.
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