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Plug-In Editor
Duality Operator’s Manual
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Plug-In Editor
Duality comes with a powerful Plug-in Editor located in the
console centre section. From here, plug-ins and hardware
inserts can be assigned, and plug-in parameters can be
edited.
Plug-In Editor Display
The Plug-In Editor uses a high resolution TFT display, four D-
pots and four soft buttons to control the parameters of any
plug-in. The display is also used to show the position and
status of the DAW, and to provide access to a range of paged
menus.
The currently selected EDIT channel name is displayed at the
top of the screen. Below are the plug-in control displays
followed by transport status displays and a timecode display.
At the foot of the screen are two rows of soft key menu
selections
Plug-In Editor Controls
Controls for the display are located just below the screen
area. The four D-pots and associated in-line soft keys are
mapped to the corresponding controls on the display. The D-
pots also have push-push select switches that perform
various functions.
The display also shows information from the DAW at the top
of the editor display.
Paging Buttons
The left/right paging buttons either page through available
insert slots in INSERT mode, or plug-in parameters in
PARAMETER mode (see below).
The far left and far right buttons directly below the D-pots provide a Page Down and Page Up facility
respectively.
T/C QUICK PUNCH
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- Operator’s Manual 1
- Solid State Logic 2
- Table of Contents 8
- TTOOCC--66 8
- Section 1 – Introduction 9
- Exceptional Signal Processing 10
- Creative Versatility 10
- DAW Controller 11
- Controller Features Summary 11
- System Options 11
- About this manual 12
- Contacting Solid State Logic 12
- Overview 13
- An Introduction to Split Mode 14
- Routing and Signal Flow 14
- Channel Strip 15
- Channel Input Section 16
- Dynamics Section 17
- Equaliser 19
- Channel Output (CHOP) 20
- Signal Processor Routing 20
- Channel Sends 21
- Split Mode 22
- Channel Pan 22
- D-pot and DAW Control 23
- Channel Cut and Solo 23
- Channel Fader 23
- Fader Grouping 24
- The Channel TFT Screen 24
- Channel Processing Order 25
- Channel Metering 25
- DAW Status Indicators 25
- Console Operator’s Guide 26
- Duality Operator’s Manual 26
- The Centre Section 27
- Central Routing Panel 28
- Main Output Functions 30
- Main Bus Compressor 31
- Master Fader 32
- Track Bus Master Controls 33
- Monitoring 34
- External Source Selectors 35
- Monitor Insert 36
- Monitor Metering 36
- Monitor Options 37
- Bass Management 37
- Monitor Level Calibration 39
- SOLO / AFL / PFL 40
- Cue/FX Send Master Controls 41
- Stereo Return Channels 42
- Misc Options 43
- Communications 44
- Oscillator 45
- Mix Reassign Matrix 46
- LFE Channel 46
- Stereo Mix Matrix 46
- Group Control Faders 47
- Centre Section Metering 48
- Setup Menu 49
- DAW Control 50
- Section 3 – DAW Control Guide 51
- Console Focus 53
- Channel Banking Controls (6) 53
- DAW Window Buttons (13) 54
- DAW Utility Buttons (9) 54
- Modifier Buttons (10) 55
- The Default Button (7) 55
- Channel Functions 56
- Channel Solo and Cut Panels 57
- Record Ready Mode 58
- Edit Mode 58
- Select Mode 59
- Setting Sends Pre/Post Fader 60
- Muting a Send Output 60
- Motion Control 62
- Other useful transport modes 63
- Footswitch Control 64
- Numeric Keypad (18) 66
- Plug-In Editor 67
- Plug-In Display Modes 68
- Selecting a Plug-In to Edit 69
- Changing Plug-in Parameters 69
- Comparing Your Changes 70
- Bypassing Plug-ins 70
- D-pot Sensitivity 70
- Soft Keys 71
- Edit Tools Menu 72
- Edit Modes Menu 72
- Status/Group Menu 72
- Function Keys 73
- EDIT Menu 73
- SSL Menu 73
- Working with DAW Automation 74
- Automation Status Display 75
- Suspending Automation 75
- Automating Cuts 76
- Automating Pans and Sends 76
- Automating Plug-Ins 76
- Implementation 77
- Push to Flip 78
- The Logic Template 79
- CYCLE DROP REPLACE CLICK SOLO 80
- Nuendo/Cubase Template 82
- LEFT RIGHT CYCLE PUNCH 83
- PREV ADD NEXT 83
- The Sonar Template 85
- Digital Performer Template 88
- DAW Control GuidE 90
- Section 4 – Total Recall 91
- Total Recall and Projects 92
- Saving a TR Setup 93
- Recalling a TR Setup 94
- Deleting a TR Setup 94
- Renaming TR Setups 94
- Total Recall Displays 95
- Resetting soft switches 96
- OOvveerrvviieeww 97
- Project 1 Title 1 — selected 99
- Project 2 Title 2 99
- OOppeerraattiioonn 100
- Mix Enabled 101
- Project 16 :: Title 1 101
- 00 : 02 : 12 : 23 102
- Mix Review 104
- Mix Running 104
- DDiissccaarrdd 105
- TTrriimm 106
- TTrriimm LLoocckk 107
- MMoottoorrss OOffff 108
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- CUT UNCUT 109
- UT UNCUT 109
- CCooppyy aanndd SSwwaapp 110
- FFaaddeerr LLiinnkkss 111
- Introduction 117
- Setting a Fixed IP Address 118
- Connecting to Duality 119
- Project Tab 120
- Backing up a Project 121
- Restoring a Project 121
- Notes Tab 121
- Channel Tabs 122
- Total Recall 124
- Exts Names 125
- Misc Tab 126
- Operator's 127
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