Solo; Mute; Stereo Gang; Patchbay Router - Digigram VX442 Manuel Utilisateur

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keys on your computer keyboard. Either way, while the pan setting is being
adjusted, its value will appear numerically in the Master Volume's status box
(below the Master Volume Stereo Gang control) as a percentage from left pan
to right pan: -100% represents far left, +100% represents far right, and 0%
represents the center.

SOLO

Each mixer input channel has a "Solo" checkbox associated with it. Clicking
on and activating a solo box will solo the selected channel by essentially
muting all other signals. When more than one channel has Solo selected, all
solo channels will be summed to the solo bus, which is what one might
consider an 'in place' solo as opposed to a PFL, or pre-fader listen (levels and
pans still apply). Deactivating all solo boxes will return all input channels to
their previous mute/unmute states.

MUTE

Every mixer input channel has a "Mute" checkbox associated with it. Clicking
on and activating the Mute box will remove that signal from the stereo bus.
Deactivating the Mute box will add the signal back into the stereo bus.

STEREO GANG

All input channel pairs have a "Stereo Gang" capability. Clicking on and
activating the Stereo Gang checkbox will link (or "gang") the left/right faders
so that both channels may be adjusted together as a stereo pair.

PATCHBAY ROUTER

The Patchbay/Router page allows you to connect each of the VX442's
hardware outputs (2 pairs of analog outputs and 1 pair of digital output
channels) to specific audio sources within the VX442 board. To display this
page, click the "Patchbay/Router" tab of the VX442 Control Panel.
Note: on the Mac, please substitute the name "SM/ASIO" where references are made
to "WavOut." SM/ASIO are the software outputs on the Mac, while WavOut
are the software outputs on the PC. Substitute "Windows multimedia applet"
with "Sound Manager applet".
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