Selecting channel strips, 3, selecting channel strips, 3 selecting channel strips – Native Instruments MASCHINE MK3 Groove Production Studio (Black) User Manual

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Showing/Hiding Particular Sections of the Strips

Both when displaying all Group channels or all Sound channels of a particular Group, the Mix-

er allows you to select which sections you want to show or hide in the strips currently dis-
played. This is done via the three buttons on the left of the Mixer, under the arrow expanding
the Mixer:

Choosing what to display in the channels.

From top to bottom:

▪

IO button: Click it to show/hide the input and output settings (both MIDI and audio) in the
channel strips.

▪

Plug-in icon: Click it to show/hide the Plug-in Lists in the channel strips.

▪

AUX button: Click it to show/hide the auxiliary output settings in the channel strips.

The settings for the main audio output are always visible, even if the

IO

button is disabled.

For a detailed description of the settings available in the channel strips, see section

↑

13.2.5,

Adjusting Settings in the Channel Strips

below.

13.2.3 Selecting Channel Strips

Since the Mix view is just another way of displaying and accessing MASCHINE channels, se-

lection and focus work similarly in the Mixer as in the Arrange view:

▪

To set the focus to a particular channel (Sound or Group), click the background of its head-
er in the top two rows of the Mixer (upper row for Groups and the Master/Cue, lower row for
Sounds, if visible) or use the usual commands on your controller (see section

↑

3.3.7, Fo-

cusing on a Group or a Sound

). The header of the focused channel is highlighted.

▪

Setting the focus to a particular channel strip in the Mixer will automatically set the focus

to the corresponding Sound, Group, or the Master in Arrange view, and inversely.

Controlling Your Mix

The Mixer

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