You can reorder a channel by dragging its title label upwards and keep holding while moving your finger left or right. If the channel has no specified name, it will automatically be named "CHAN N", or "ChN: SOURCE" where N is the number of the channel and SOURCE is the title of the input node of the channel. Tap again to create yet another channel, etc.Īt the bottom of the channel is the channel title. They come in two flavors, Audio strips for processing audio, and MIDI strips for hosting non-audio nodes such as MIDI sequencer plugins.Ī channel strip has nodes (see below) that represents inputs, outputs and effects in audio strips, or MIDI plugins in midi strips.Īudio strips also have a level fader, mute and solo buttons, and a record-enable button.Ĭreate a channel by tapping the big square plus-button and selecting Audio or MIDI. The basic building block is the channel strip. This avoids any phase shifting, and more importantly helps you focus on where "the money is".AUM is a flexible audio mixer, plugin host, and recorder. Auratones and the like are a single driver, no crossovers that split the signal into multiple speakers.
Really important if you are working for long periods in mono (like I do), but less important if you just want to flip it to mono for a few seconds to see if any elements (usually guitars and fake stereo synths) disappear, then the mono button on the console will work fine Take note that the UA Console mono button is not compensated, thus you will get a 3dB jump in gain (which also defeats one of the most important factors of checking the mix in mono, any level changes when you fold down to mono indicates destructive and/or constructive phase discrepancies).Īs for full range vs single driver speakers. One speaker avoids any phasing between the speakers, there's no sweet spot and gives you true single point source monitoring.
You get true mono from one speaker, not phased time dependant summed mono from two separate point sources hopefully arriving at both ears at the same time giving you the perception of mono. Try it with only one speaker, it is really smooth.
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