Functions Menu

If this option is activated and you select a channel on the Visibility tab, the selected channel is automatically displayed in the fader section.

Copies the settings of the first selected channel.

Pastes the settings to the selected channels.

Opens a submenu where you can increase or reduce the channel width and the rack height.

Opens the Audio Connections window.

Opens a submenu where you can activate/deactivate cue channels and change level and panning settings.

Allows you to activate/deactivate the Constrain Delay Compensation that keeps all channels in perfect sync and automatically compensates any delay inherent in VST plug-ins during playback.

Allows you to feed your signals to several outputs at the same time.

Allows you to enable/disable that the signal of a listen-enabled channel is routed to the MixConsole channel after applying the fader and pan settings.

Allows you to change the EQ/Filter Transition mode from Soft to Quick.

Saves the settings for the selected channels.

Loads the settings for the selected channels.

Opens a submenu where you can set up the global meter settings.

Allows you to reset EQ, insert, and send effect settings for all channels or for selected channels only. Solo and mute buttons are deactivated, the volume fader is set to 0 dB, and pan is set to the center position.

You can link multiple MixConsole windows. This allows you to display all channels that are visible in the fader section in different windows, on different monitors, for example. The scrollbars, the visibility configurations, filters, and the toolbar functions that affect the fader section are linked.