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268 Chapter 6 Logic’s Mixing Facilities

Note: Stereo Inputs and Outputs are available as separate menu items.

When you select Audio Object types, you’ll notice the following text styles are used:

• Outline: This indicates that the Object is not available. This happens when a song

was produced on a system with more tracks than yours (track 9 on an 8-track system,

for example).

• Normal: This is used for Objects that haven’t been defined in the Environment, and

are therefore not in use.

• Bold: Objects in bold have been defined in the Environment, and are in use.

• “*”: The Object is unavailable as it already exists in its stereo form.

MIDI Channel

The MIDI Channel parameter determines the MIDI channel that the Audio Object will

respond to. You can control the Audio Object remotely, using MIDI controller

information.

This also works the other way around. Once a MIDI channel number is set, you can

generate controller information on this MIDI channel, by moving the sliders and knobs

of the Audio Object itself.

When the Channel parameter is set, the MIDI channel is automatically set to the same

number, as this usually makes things easier to remember. For channels above 16, 16 is

subtracted from the track number, so that a Channel setting of 17 will default to MIDI

channel 1, Channel 18 to MIDI channel 2, and so forth.

Changing the Audio Object Display

If you want to reduce the length of a channel strip, you can hide individual

components, such as the inserts, or the I/O routing. You are not actually switching the

functions off, but rather changing the way the Audio Object is displayed.

To change the Audio Object display:

1 Select (by Shift-clicking, or rubber banding) all Audio Objects that you want to change.

2 Switch off/on any of the following options in the Parameter box to the left:

• Show EQs

• Show Inserts

• Show Sends

• Show I/O

Keep in mind that some types of Objects (such as Outputs or Busses) do not have all of

these components. Their size is adapted to fit the Track Objects.

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