Yamaha NCS500-CT, NUAGE MASTER GETTING STARTED User Manual

NUAGE MASTER

Ncs

500

CONTROL SURFACE

Operation Manual

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Contents

Introduction ..........................................................................................3

Description of the Device ....................................................................4

Description of the Software Programs.............................................28

Troubleshooting (in operation).........................................................47

Appendix.............................................................................................47

How to Read the Manual .................................................................................... 3

Top Panel ........................................................................................................... 4

Front Panel ....................................................................................................... 26

Rear Panel ........................................................................................................ 27

Pages Shown on the Multi Function Display .................................................... 28

NUAGE MASTER Setup ................................................................................... 44

NUAGE Workgroup Manager........................................................................... 46

Contents of the Getting Started Manual ........................................................... 47

Replacing Square-button Labels ..................................................................... 47

Pro Tools Control .............................................................................................. 48

Information

• The illustrations and LCD screens as shown in this manual are for instructional purposes only, and may appear somewhat different from those on your device.

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NUAGE MASTER Operation Manual 2

Introduction

How to Read the Manual

Types and Contents

• Getting Started

This is the manual included with the device. Read this manual when setting up the device.

• Operation Manual

This is the PDF manual downloaded from the website. Read this manual when needing information about the functions and how to use the device.

Conventions

• Brackets and quotation marks

Brackets ([ ]) and quotation marks (“ ”) around names and phrases in this manual are used to indicate the following.

• Screens

This manual predominantly uses screenshots of Windows. However, Mac screenshots are used when instructions of the function apply only to the Mac. Also, this manual uses screenshots of Nuendo 6. If you are using another version of Nuendo, the actual screenshots might not be the same. For details, refer to the Nuendo manuals (PDF) opened from the “Help” menu.

Nuendo References

For brevity, the descriptions of Nuendo functions in this manual have been kept simple and basic. For details on Nuendo functions, refer to the Nuendo manuals (PDF) opened from the “Help” menu.

Mark Indication target

[ ] • Buttons, switches, indicators, terminals, etc. on the

“ “ • Menus, buttons, tabs, areas, windows, etc. on a

device.

• Keys on a computer keyboard.

computer window, software window, and touch screen.

• Excerpts of messages, function names, terms in the manual, etc.

• Windows or Mac

When the procedures or explanations are specific to only one of the platforms, Windows or Mac, this is properly indicated in the manual. When the platforms do not appear, procedures or explanations are for both Windows and Mac.

• Procedures

“” appears on some procedures in the manual. For example, the string “Devices”  “Device Setup”  “Control Panel” indicates that you should perform the procedures in the following order.

1. Click the “Devices” menu.

2. Select the “Device Setup” option.

3. Click the “Control Panel” button.

• Keyboard Shortcuts

[Windows modifier key]/ [Mac modifier key] + [key] shows the shortcut keys. For example, [Ctrl]/ [command] + [Z] means “press [Ctrl] under Windows or [command] under Mac, then press [Z].”

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Description of the Device

MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY Section (page 22)

MONITOR SOURCE Section (page 6)

CUES Section (page 8)

TRANSPORT Section (page 10)

COMMUNICATION Section (page 9)

EDIT Section (page 11)

GENERAL CONTROL Section (page 14)

JOG WHEEL Section

(page 12)

MODIFIER Section

(page 15)

DAW SELECT

Section

(page 24)

TALKB ACK

MIC Section

(page 25)

CONTROL

ROOM Section

(page 5)

AUTOMATION

Section

(page 22)

USER

ASSIGNABLE

Section

(page 21)

NUMERIC PAD

Section

(page 16)

Top Panel

Description of the Device

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CONTROL ROOM Section

Overview

This section is for operating the Control Room features. To operate it, make sure that Control Room is turned on in Nuendo and the channels you need have been created, then configure the input/output routing for those channels.

The [DOWNMIX 1] – [DOWNMIX 4] buttons are for selecting the Downmix presets 1 – 4. The [MONITOR A] – [MONITOR D] buttons are for selecting Monitors A – D.

The [CONTROL ROOM LEVEL] knob is for adjusting the Control Room level. However, when [PHONES] is on, you can adjust the Phones level with this knob.

1 [Display access]

Calls up the “CONTROL ROOM Page” (page 38) in the [Multi function display]. When the CONTROL ROOM page is shown, you can toggle among the tabs of the CONTROL ROOM page.

2 [DOWNMIX 1] – [DOWNMIX 4]

Selects the Downmix presets.

Lamp Description

Lit Downmix preset has been selected.

Dim Downmix preset has not been selected.

3 [MONITOR A] – [MONITOR D]

Selects the desired Monitor.

Lamp Description

Lit Monitor has been selected.

Dim Monitor has not been selected.

Off Monitor has not been configured yet.

4 [PHONES]

Assigns operation of the following controls to “Phones.”

• [CONTROL ROOM LEVEL knob]

•[EXT] (page 7) in the MONITOR SOURCE Section

•[MIX] (page 7) in the MONITOR SOURCE Section

• [CUE 1] – [CUE 4] (page 7) in the MONITOR SOURCE Section

Lamp Description

If you have configured multiple DAW software programs and operate them by selecting the “DAW SELECT Section” (page 24), this section will always operate the Control Room of DAW A. In other words, the Control Room section is not affected by the DAW software selection.

Controls and Functions

Lit The controls above are assigned to Phones.

Dim The controls above are assigned to Control

Room.

Off Phones settings have not been configured yet.

5 [CONTROL ROOM display]

Displays the assigned function and level, adjustable with the [CONTROL ROOM LEVEL knob].

The level indication can be switched between the setting value of Nuendo (dB) and SPL value. To change this, select the MAIN page (page 38) in the CONTROL ROOM page shown on the [Multi function display]. You can set the SPL value in the “Setup Page” (page 29) shown on the [Multi function display]. This value changes, maintaining the difference with the value set in Nuendo.

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6 [REF]

Sets the Control Room level to the Reference level. When this is on (lit), the level is reset to the Reference level. When you turn this is off (dim), the level is set back to the previous setting. The button goes dim when you change the level after turning this on.

When you press [REF] while holding down the appropriate button(s) in the “MODIFIER Section” (page 15), the function changes as follows.

Modifier button Function

[ALT] Resets the Reference level to the current

Control Room level setting.

7 [DIM]

Turns “DIM” on (lit) or off (dim). When this is on, the Control Room level is lowered. When this is off, the previous level is restored. You can set the desired “DIM” level in Nuendo.

8 [SOLO CLEAR]

Turns off Solo or Listen for all channels. The button lights while it is being held down.

Lamp Description

Flashing One or more channels in Mixer have Solo or

Listen turned on.

Off Solo and Listen are already off for all

channels.

9 [MUTE]

Turns Mute of the Control Room on (lit) and off (dim).

MONITOR SOURCE Section

Overview

This section lets you select the source of the Control Room. To operate it, make sure that Control Room is turned on in Nuendo and the channels you need have been created, then configure the input/output routing for those channels.

The [EXT], [MIX], [CUE 1] – [CUE 4] buttons are for selecting the source of the Control Room. However, when [PHONES] (page 5) in the CONTROL ROOM section is on, you can select the source for Phones with these buttons. The [EXT 1] – [EXT 6] buttons are for selecting the “EXT” source, and [MIX 1] – [MIX 8] are for selecting the “MIX” source.

) [CONTROL ROOM LEVEL knob]

Adjusts the Control Room level. However, when [PHONES] is on, you can adjust the Phones level with this knob. To adjust the level more finely (fine mode), simultaneously hold down the knob and turn it.

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Controls and Functions

1 [Display access]

Calls up the “MONITOR SOURCE Page” (page 40) in the [Multi function display].

5 [MIX]

Switches to the “MIX” Control Room sources. However, when [PHONES] (page 5) in the CONTROL ROOM section is on, you can set the Phones source to “MIX” with this button.

Lamp Description

Lit The source is set to “MIX.”

Dim One or more sources have been set to “MIX.”

Off No sources have been set to “MIX” yet.

6 [MIX 1] – [MIX 8]

Selects the specific sources for “MIX.”

Lamp Description

Lit (green) The source has been assigned as an input

source of “MIX.”

Dim (green) The source has not been assigned as an input

source of “MIX.”

Lit (orange) The source has been assigned as an output or

group source of “MIX.”

2 [EXT]

Switches to the “EXT” Control Room sources. However, when [PHONES] (page 5) in the CONTROL ROOM section is on, you can set the Phones source to “EXT” with this button.

Lamp Description

Lit The source is set to “EXT.”

Dim One or more sources have been set to “EXT.”

Off No sources have been set to “EXT” yet.

3 [EXT 1] – [EXT 6]

Selects the specific sources for “EXT.”

Lamp Description

Lit The source for “EXT” has been selected.

Dim The source for “EXT” has not been selected.

Off The source of the Control Room has not been

configured to “EXT” yet.

4 [E7]/[E8]

Not applicable.

Dim (orange) The source has not been assigned as an output

or group source of “MIX.”

Off The source for “MIX” has not been configured

yet.

7 [SUM]

Switches between multiple selection (lit) or single selection (dim) when the source of “MIX” has been specified to [MIX 1] – [MIX 8].

8 [CUE 1] – [CUE 4]

Sets the source of the Control Room to “CUE.” However, when [PHONES] (page 5) in the CONTROL ROOM section is on, you can set the Phones source to “CUE” with this button.

Lamp Description

Lit The source is set to CUE.

Dim The source is not set to CUE.

Off CUE has not been set.

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CUES Section

Overview

This section is for turning Mute of CUE 1 – CUE 4 in the Control Room on and off. To operate it, make sure that Control Room is turned on in Nuendo and the channels you need have been created, then configure the input/ output routing for those channels.

2 [SIG Indicators]

Roughly indicates the CUE 1 – CUE 4 levels.

Lamp Description

Lit (red) Overload

Lit (orange) -18 dB or more, but less than 0 dB

Lit (green) -40 dB or more, but less than -18 dB

Off Less than -40 dB

3 [MUTE 1] – [MUTE 4]

Turns Mute of CUE 1 – CUE 4 on and off.

Lamp Description

Lit Mute of CUE is turned on.

Dim Mute of CUE is turned off.

Off CUE has not been configured yet.

Controls and Functions

1 [Display access]

Calls up the “CUES Page” (page 40) in the [Multi function display].

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COMMUNICATION Section

Overview

This section is for using Control Room’s Talkback feature and for executing assigned functions. To operate it, make sure that Control Room is turned on in Nuendo and the channels you need have been created, then configure the input/output routing for those channels.

Press the [TALK BACK] button to turn Talkback on and off.

2 [C1]/[C2]

Executes the assigned function. The button lights while held down. To assign the function, edit it from the “Communication Page” (page 45) in NUAGE MASTER Setup.

Lamp Description

Dim The function has been assigned.

Off The function has not been assigned yet.

3 [TALK BACK]

Turns “Talkback” on (lit) and off. Each short press (of about 0.2 seconds) toggles this function on or off. Holding down the button keeps it in the “on” state until released.

Controls and Functions

1 [Display access]

Calls up the “COMMUNICATION Page” (page 41) in the [Multi function display].

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TRANSPORT Section

Overview

This section is for operating the transport functions.

Controls and Functions

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1 [Display access]

Calls up the “TRANSPORT Page” (page 41) in the [Multi function display]. When the TRANSPORT Page is shown, you can toggle among the tabs of the TRANSPORT Page.

2 [PRE ROLL]

Turns “Pre-roll” on (lit) and off (dim).

3 [POST ROLL]

Turns “Post-roll” on (lit) and off (dim).

4 [PUNCH IN]

Turns “Punch In” on (lit) and off (dim).

5 [PUNCH OUT]

Turns “Punch Out” on (lit) and off (dim).

6 [CYCLE]

Turns “Cycle” on (lit) and off (dim).

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7 [SYNC ONLINE]

Turns Synchronization on and off.

Lamp Description

Lit Synchronization is on.

Dim Synchronization is off.

Flash Synchronization is on; however, Nuendo has not

yet received external time code or clock.

8 [LEFT]

Moves the Project Cursor to the Left Locator position.

To set the current Project Cursor position to the Left Locator position, press [LEFT] while the pop-up window for the Set mode is shown after you’ve pressed [SET] (page 20) in the NUMERIC PAD section.

To move the Left Locator position, simultaneously hold down [LEFT] and turn the [Jog wheel] (page 13) in the JOG WHEEL section.

To set the selected area or range of the selected event to the Right and Left Locators position, press [SET] (page 20) in the NUMERIC PAD section to call up the popup window for the Set mode in [Multi function display], then simultaneously press [LEFT] and [RIGHT].

9 [RIGHT]

The same as [LEFT], except that the target is the Right Locator.

) [PREV EVENT]

Moves the Project Cursor to the start position of the event under the Project Cursor, or the end position of the event previous to the Project Cursor in the selected channels. To move the Project Cursor continuously, hold down [PREV EVENT].

! [NEXT EVENT]

Moves The Project Cursor to the end position of the event under the Project Cursor, or the start position of the event next to The Project Cursor in the selected channels. To move the Project Cursor continuously, hold down [NEXT EVENT].

@ [MEM]

Whenever pressed (for 0.5 seconds or longer), this button will store the current display condition of the Project Window. The lamp will turn on when a display condition is stored. Only one view can be memorized to this button. You can recall the memorized view by pressing [ZAP].

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# [ZAP]

Recalls the memorized Project Window view, set by [MEM]. Pressing it again restores the view to the previous one. The button lights while being held down.

Lamp Description

Dim The memorized Project Window view can be

recalled.

Off The Project Window view has not been

memorized to [MEM] yet.

$ [] (fast rewind)

Operates Fast Rewind.

% [] (fast forward)

Operates Fast Forward.

^ [] (stop)

Operates Stop.

& [] (play)

Operates Play. If pressed with a range or event selected and [ALT] held down, playback will begin from the start of the range or event.

EDIT Section

Overview

This section contains Edit and Tools operations.

Controls and Functions

* [] (record)

Operates Record.

1 [Display access]

Calls up the “EDIT Page” (page 43) in the [Multi function display]. When the EDIT Page is shown, you can toggle among the banks of the EDIT Page.

2 [OBJECT SELECT]

Selects the Object Selection Tool. To change the resizing type, press the button repeatedly.

3 [RANGE SELECT]

Selects the Range Selection Tool. Pressing the button toggles between “Range Selection A” and “Range Selection B.”

4 [MOVE]

Refer to [MOVE] (page 13) in the JOG WHEEL section.

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5 [CUT]

Executes the Cut operation. The button lights while held down.

Lamp Description

Dim The Cut operation can be executed.

Off No events have been selected yet.

6 [COPY]

Executes the Copy operation. The button lights while held down.

Lamp Description

Dim The Copy operation can be executed.

Off No events have been selected yet.

7 [PASTE]

Executes the Paste operation. The button lights while held down.

Lamp Description

Dim The Paste operation can be executed.

Off No events have been selected yet.

8 [SNAP]

Turns Snap on (lit) and off (dim).

9 [AUTO SCROLL]

Turns Auto-Scroll on (lit) and off (dim).

JOG WHEEL Section

Overview

This section is for using the [Jog wheel] to operate various parameters. The particular parameter which [Jog wheel] affects changes depending on the mode or function of the [Jog wheel].

[Jog wheel] has the following modes. The buttons used for selecting the respective modes are indicated in parentheses.

•Jog mode

• Shuttle mode ([SHUTTLE])

• Scroll mode ([SCROLL])

• Zoom mode ([ZOOM])

• Level mode ([VOLUME])

• Move mode ([MOVE])

) [AUTO SELECT]

Turns Auto Select Events Under Cursor on (lit) and off (dim).

The initial, default mode of the [Jog wheel] is the Jog mode, in which the wheel can be used to move the Project Cursor. When the Jog mode is enabled, the lamps of the buttons for selecting the mode are dim. To change the mode, press and release the desired mode button (the lamp lights). When you press a lit button, the lamp goes dim and the mode changes back to the Jog mode. You can temporarily select a different mode by holding down the button (the mode changes), and return to the previous mode by releasing the button.

The [Jog wheel] has the following functions. The buttons used for selecting the respective functions are indicated in parentheses.

• Select function ([SELECT])

• Fade In function ([FADE IN])

• Fade Out function ([FADE OUT])

• Trim Head function ([TRIM HEAD])

• Split function ([SPLIT])

• Trim Tail function ([TRIM TAIL])

• Quick Zoom function ([QUICK ZOOM])

For details on a particular mode or function, refer to the description of the corresponding button for operating the function and selecting the mode.

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Controls and Functions

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1 [Jog wheel]

Operates various parameters. The particular parameter which [Jog wheel] affects changes depending on the mode or function of the [Jog wheel].

2 [INC +]/[DEC -]

Increases or decreases the [Jog wheel]-controlled parameter incrementally. Holding down [INC +]/[DEC -] continuously increases/decreases the parameter.

3 [SHUTTLE]

Switches [Jog wheel] operation to the Shuttle mode. While the Shuttle mode is active, Scrubbing is always on. Keep in mind that the Shuttle mode cannot be selected during recording. In the Shuttle mode, you can use the [Jog wheel] to change playback speed from a complete stop to eight times faster. The [Jog wheel] is an “infinite” controller with no defined positions. When enabled, the current wheel position is at 0 or stop. Turning it roughly 135 degrees to the right fast-forwards playback by eight times normal; turning it 135 degrees to the left fast-reverses by eight times. Between these two positions, playback speed can be continuously and smoothly adjusted.

4 [SCRUB]

Turns Scrubbing on (lit) and off (dim).

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6 [SELECT]

Operates the Select function. The operation of the Select function differs depending on the selected Tools, Object Selection or Range Selection. To switch between Object Selection and Range Selection, use [OBJECT SELECT] (page 11) and [RANGE SELECT] (page 11) in the EDIT section, or do this within Nuendo, etc.

When the Object Selection Tool is selected, you can select the event under the Project Cursor position in the selected channel.

When the Range Selection Tool is selected, you can select the range with the [Jog wheel]. The following steps illustrate by example.

1. Select the channel(s) for which you want to

specify the range.

2. Press [RANGE SELECT] in the Edit section

to switch to the Range Selection Tool.

[RANGE SELECT] lights.

3. Select the desired start position and press

[SELECT] to fix it.

[SELECT] lights.

4. Turn the [Jog wheel] to set the end position.

In this condition, you can set the end position by turning the [Jog wheel] clockwise, or set the start position (to before the position specified in step 3 above) by turning the [Jog wheel] counterclockwise.

5. Press [SELECT] to select the range.

When you press [ZOOM] in step 3, the [Jog wheel] operates Zoom In and Zoom Out temporarily. When you press [ZOOM] again, the [Jog wheel] function returns back to the previous one. Also, when you press [PREV EVENT] or [NEXT EVENT] in step 3, the Project Cursor moves to the start position or end position of the range.

7 [ZOOM]

Switches [Jog wheel] operation to the Zoom mode. In the Zoom mode, you can control Zoom In and Zoom Out by using the [Jog wheel].

5 [SCROLL]

Switches [Jog wheel] operation to the Scroll mode. In the Scroll mode, you can scroll through the current Project by using the [Jog wheel].

8 [MOVE]

Switches [Jog wheel] operation to the Move mode. In the Move mode, you can move the selected events or range by using the [Jog wheel].

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9 [FADE IN]

Operates the Fade In function. The following steps illustrate by example.

1. Select the desired event for applying Fade

In.

2. Move the Project Cursor to the desired end,

and press [FADE IN] to set it to that point.

3. Set the Fade In position by pressing [FADE

IN].

In step 3 above, you can adjust the Fade In position more finely or to a different position by simultaneously holding down [FADE IN] and turning the [Jog wheel].

) [VOLUME]

Switches [Jog wheel] operation to the Level mode. In the Level mode, you can adjust the entire level of the selected events by using the [Job wheel].

! [FADE OUT]

Operates the Fade Out function. To adjust the length of the Fade Out, simultaneously hold down [FADE OUT] and use the [Jog wheel]. The operating procedure is the same as [FADE IN].

@ [TRIM HEAD]

Operates the Trim Head function. Pressing this once sets the Start position of the selected events or selected range (depending on whether the Object Selection Tool or Range Selection Tool has been enabled) to the current cursor position. To adjust this point, simultaneously hold down [TRIM HEAD] and use the [Jog wheel].

GENERAL CONTROL Section

Overview

This section is for file saving operations, the Undo function, and cursor movement.

The [SAVE] button is for saving a Project File as a new file, and adds an incremental number to the file name. The []/[]/[]/[] buttons let you move the cursor or select the pages. The [ENTER] button is used in essentially the same way as a (left) mouse click: for fixing or executing an entered value or selected item, and also for focusing on a parameter before inputting a value. The []/[]/[]/ [] and [ENTER] buttons operate the same as the [Arrow keys] and [Enter] on the computer keyboard.

Controls and Functions

Lamp Description

Dim (green) The Object Selection Tool is enabled.

Dim (orange) The Range Selection Tool is enabled.

# [SPLIT]

Operates the Split function. When you press [SPLIT], the selected events will be split at the Project Cursor position.

$ [TRIM TAIL]

The same as [TRIM HEAD]. However, this button is for adjusting the End position.

% [QUICK ZOOM]

Operates the Quick Zoom function. When you press [QUICK ZOOM] (lit), you can zoom in at the Project Cursor position. When you press [QUICK ZOOM] again (dim), the zoom status reverts to the previous one.

1 [SAVE]

Operates Save New Version. This button is for saving a Project File as a new file, and adds an incremental number to the file name. The button lights while held down.

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2 [UNDO]

Executes Undo. The button lights while held down.

To execute Redo, simultaneously hold down [SHIFT] (page 15) in the MODIFIER section and press [UNDO]. The button lights while held down.

Lamp Description

Dim (green) Undo can be executed.

Dim (orange) Redo can be executed (when [SHIFT] is

pressed).

Off Neither Undo nor Redo can be executed.

3 [ENTER]

For fixing or executing an entered value or selected item, and also for focusing on a parameter before inputting a value.

4 []/[]/[]/[] (up/left/down/right)

Selects the channel or event, or moves the selected range. When you hold down one of the []/[]/[]/[] buttons, the channel or event/selected range will be selected/moved continuously.

MODIFIER Section

Overview

This section contains the modifier buttons. The buttons are used in the same way as [Shift], [Ctrl]/[Command], and [Alt]/[Option] on the computer keyboard.

Controls and Functions

1 [CTRL]

Operates the Ctrl/Command function.

2 [SHIFT]

Operates the Shift function.

3 [ALT]

Operates the Alt/Option function.

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NUMERIC PAD Section

Overview

This section is for inputting various parameters by the [Input keys] — which include [0] – [9], [ENTER], [NEXT +], etc. The input parameter changes depending on the selected [Input keys] mode, all of which are listed below. The buttons used for selecting the respective modes are indicated in parentheses.

• Locate mode ([LOCATE])

• Marker mode ([MARKER])

• Parameter mode ([PARAM])

• DAW mode ([DAW])

• Wheel mode ([WHEEL])

• Set mode ([SET])

For details on a particular mode or function, refer to the description of the corresponding button for operating the function and selecting the mode.

Controls and Functions

1 [LOCATE]

Sets the [Input keys] mode to Locate. In the Locate mode, you can set the Project Cursor position by using the [Input keys]. The time format of the Project Cursor position changes depending on the Nuendo configuration.

The Locate mode has the following three functions.

• Locate function (page 16)

• Subtraction function (page 17)

• Addition function (page 17)

Locate Function

In the Locate function, you can set the Project Cursor position by inputting the desired number. When you press any one of the buttons [0] – [9], []/[], [BACK SPACE], [CLEAR], [CYCLE .], and [ENTER] in the Locate mode, the pop-up window for the Locate function is shown on the [Multi function display].

1 Current Position

Displays the current Project Cursor position.

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