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CONTROL SURFACE
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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
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Introduction
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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Description of the Device
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.
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.
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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.
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
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.
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
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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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
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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.
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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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2
3
1
2
3
2 Offset for addition/subtraction function
Not applicable.
3 Locate To
Inputs Project Cursor position.
When the pop-up window for the Locate function is
shown, the [Input keys] have the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[]/[] Moves the input digit right and left.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Selects the Subtraction function (the button
lights).
[NEXT +] Selects the Addition function (the button
lights).
[CYCLE .] If a number is present at the input position,
moves the input digit right. If no number is
present at the input position, sets the
number to 0 and moves the input digit right.
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
Subtraction Function
In the Subtraction function, you can set the Project Cursor
position by inputting a subtraction value. When you press
[PREV -] in Locate mode, the pop-up window for the
Subtraction function is shown on the [Multi function
display].
3 Locate To
Displays the Project Cursor position including the
subtraction value.
When the Subtraction function pop-up window is shown,
the [Input keys] have the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[]/[] Moves the input digit right and left.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Sets the Project Cursor position by inputting
the subtraction value. To adjust the value
continuously, hold down the button.
[NEXT +] Selects the Addition function (the button
lights).
[CYCLE .] Moves the input digit to the right.
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
Addition Function
In the Addition function, you can set the Project Cursor
position by inputting an addition value. To call up the
Addition function in the [Multi function display], press
[NEXT +] in the Locate mode.
1 Current Position
Displays the current Project Cursor position.
2 Offset for subtraction function
Inputs the subtraction value.
1 Current Position
Displays the current Project Cursor position.
2 Offset for addition function
Inputs the addition value.
3 Locate To
Displays the Project Cursor position including the addition
value.
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When the Addition function pop-up window is shown, the
[Input keys] have the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[]/[] Moves the input digit right and left.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Selects the Subtraction function (the button
lights).
[NEXT +] Sets the Project Cursor position by inputting
the addition value. To adjust the value
continuously, hold down the button.
[CYCLE .] Moves the input digit to the right.
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
When the MARKER page is called up in the [Multi
function display]
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1 Current Position
Displays the current Project Cursor position.
2 Locate To Marker
Inputs the Marker ID.
3 Marker Position
Displays the Marker position of the Marker ID input to
Locate To Marker.
2 [MARKER]
Sets the [Input keys] to Marker mode. In the Marker mode,
you can set the Project Cursor to the desired Marker
position with the [Input keys].
The Marker mode has the following two functions.
• Marker Jump function (page 18)
• Cycle Marker Jump function (page 19)
Marker Jump Function
In the Marker Jump function, you can set the Project
Cursor to the Marker position by inputting the Marker ID.
When you press any one of the buttons [0] – [9], [BACK
SPACE], [CLEAR], [PREV -], [NEXT +], [CYCLE .], and
[ENTER] in the Marker mode, the pop-up window for the
Marker Jump function is shown on the [Multi function
display]. However, when the MARKER Page (page 42) in
the TRANSPORT page is called up in the [Multi function
display], the pop-up window is shown on the Label Pane
area.
When a page other than MARKER is called up in
the [Multi function display]
4 Marker Name
Displays the Marker name of the Marker ID input to Locate
To Marker.
When the Marker Jump pop-up window is shown, the
[Input keys] have the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] Inputs the Marker ID to the input position.
[]/[] When the Marker window is open, moves the
marker selection.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the Marker ID from the input
position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input Marker IDs.
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Adds -1 to the input Marker ID.
[NEXT +] Adds +1 to the input Marker ID.
[CYCLE .] Selects the Cycle Marker Jump function (the
button lights).
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
1
2
3
4
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
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3
2
4
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Cycle Marker Jump Function
In the Cycle Marker Jump function, you can set the Project
Cursor to the Cycle Marker position by inputting the
Marker ID of the Cycle Marker. When you press [CYCLE .]
in the Marker mode, [CYCLE .] is lit, and the Cycle Marker
Jump pop-up window is shown on the [Multi function
display]. However, when the MARKER Page (page 42) in
the TRANSPORT page is called up in the [Multi function
display], the pop-up window is shown on the Label Pane
area.
When a page other than MARKER is called up in
the [Multi function display]
When the MARKER page is called up in the [Multi
function display]
[Input keys] Function
[]/[] When the Marker window is open, moves the
marker selection.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Adds -1 to the input number.
[NEXT +] Adds +1 to the input number.
[CYCLE .] Selects the Marker Jump function (the button
is unlit).
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
3 [PARAM]
Sets the [Input keys] mode to Parameter. In the Parameter
mode, you can directly input a number value to the
parameter in the page called up in the [Multi function
display]. In the Parameter mode, the parameter is focused
before inputting a value when you touch a valid parameter
for editing. To input the parameter value, enter it with the
[Input keys] then press [ENTER].
1 Current Position
Displays the current Project Cursor position.
In the Parameter mode, the [Input keys] have the following
functions.
2 Locate To Cycle Marker
Inputs the Marker ID.
3 Marker Position
Displays the Marker position of the Marker ID input to
Locate To Cycle Marker.
4 Marker Name
Displays the Marker name of the Marker ID input to Locate
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[]/[] Moves the input digit right and left.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
To Cycle Marker.
[PREV -] Inputs “-.”
When the Cycle Marker Jump pop-up window is shown,
the [Input keys] have the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[NEXT +] Inputs “+.”
[CYCLE .] Inputs a decimal point.
[ESC] Cancels the input.
[ENTER] Determines the input.
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4 [DAW]
Sets the [Input keys] mode to DAW. In the DAW mode, you
can input values to parameters on the DAW software,
using the [Input keys] instead of the numeric keys on the
computer keyboard.
In the DAW mode, the [Input keys] have the following
functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] Operates as [0] – [9].
[]/[] Operates as [Arrow Key] (right/left).
[BACK SPACE] Operates as [Backspace].
[CLEAR] Operates as [Delete].
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Operates as [-].
[NEXT +] Operates as [+].
[CYCLE .] Operates as [.].
[ESC] Operates as [Esc].
[ENTER] Operates as [Enter].
When you press any one of the buttons [0] – [9], [
]/[],
[BACK SPACE], [CLEAR], [PREV -], [NEXT +], [CYCLE .],
[ENTER] in the Wheel mode, the pop-up window for
inputting the parameter is shown on the [Multi function
display]. However, in the case of the Fade In function, Trim
Head function, etc., simultaneously hold down the
relevant function’s button and use the [0] – [9] buttons.
When the pop-up window is shown, the [Input keys] have
the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[]/[] Moves the input digit right and left.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.?
[SET] Selects the Set mode (the button lights).
[PREV -] Inputs “-.”
[NEXT +] Inputs “+.”
[CYCLE .] Inputs “.”
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
5 [WHEEL]
Sets the [Input keys] mode to Wheel. In the Wheel mode,
you can input values to parameters operated by using the
[Jog wheel] (page 13) in the JOG WHEEL section. The
input parameter changes depending on the mode or the
function of [Jog wheel]. The following chart indicates the
relation between the mode or the function of [Jog wheel]
and the input parameter.
Mode or function of
[Jog wheel]
Jog mode Inputs the Project Cursor position.
Select mode Inputs the start position of the selection.
Level mode Inputs the volume value.
Move mode Inputs the offset value of the selected
Fade In function Inputs the Fade In end position.
Fade Out function Inputs the Fade Out start position.
Trim Head function Inputs the Trim Head position.
Trim Tail function Inputs the Trim Tail position.
Input parameter
event.
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
6 [SET]
Sets the [Input keys] mode to the Set mode. In the Set
mode, you can set the Marker to the current Project
Cursor position, and set the Cycle Marker to the current
Left/Right Locator with the [Input keys]. When you press
[SET], the pop-up window for setting the Marker or Cycle
Marker is shown on the [Multi function display].
Touch the desired number (field) on the pop-up window to
select it for editing.
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When the pop-up window is shown, the [Input keys] have
the following functions.
[Input keys] Function
[0] – [9] For inputting numbers to the input position.
[]/[] Moves the input digit to right and left.
[BACK SPACE] Deletes the number at the input position.
[CLEAR] Deletes all input numbers.
[SET] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
[PREV -] Adds -1 to the input number.
[NEXT +] Adds +1 to the input number.
[CYCLE .] Selects the type of Marker to be set. When
off, this indicates Marker, and when lit
indicates Cycle Marker.
[ESC] Cancels the input then closes the pop-up
window.
[ENTER] Determines the input then closes the pop-up
window.
USER ASSIGNABLE Section
Overview
This section is used to execute assigned functions. For
details on assigning functions, see “User Assignable
Settings” (page 44) in NUAGE FADER Hardware Setup.
Controls and Functions
1
You can set the locator position by [SET] and [LEFT]/
[RIGHT] in the TRANSPORT section. For details, refer to
the description of [LEFT] (page 10) in the TRANSPORT
section.
7 [Input keys]
Inputs the parameter. The input parameter changes
depending on the [Input keys] mode. For details, refer to
the description of the buttons for changing the mode,
such as [LOCATE], [MARKER], etc.
2
1 [Display access]
Calls up the “USER ASSIGNABLE Page” (page 38) in the
[Multi function display]. When the USER ASSIGNABLE
Page is shown, you can toggle among the banks of the
USER ASSIGNABLE Page.
2 [U1] – [U12]
Executes the assigned function. The button lights while
held down.
Lamp Description
Dim A function can be used.
Off A function cannot be used.
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AUTOMATION Section
Overview
This section is for operating Automation.
The function assignments of the buttons can be changed
to other Automation functions as desired. For details on
changing the function assignments, see “Automation
window” (page 45) in NUAGE MASTER Setup.
Controls and Functions
9 [TRIM]
Turns Trim on (lit) and off (dim).
MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY Section
Overview
This section is for displaying and editing the section and
channel parameters.
1 [Display access]
Calls up the “AUTOMATION Page” (page 37) in the [Multi
function display].
2 [FILL PUNCH]
Turns Fill To Punch on (lit) and off (dim).
3 [FILL TO START]
Turns Fill To Start on (lit) and off (dim).
4 [FILL TO END]
Turns Fill To End on (lit) and off (dim).
5 [FILL LOOP]
Turns Fill Loop on (lit) and off (dim).
The [Multi function display] is a touch screen for
displaying the page for editing the section and channel
parameters. You can select and edit certain parameters
on the page by touching it.
NOTICE
Never use a sharp or pointed object such as your fingernail to
operate the touch screen. Doing so may scratch the screen
and render the touch screen inoperable
To open the page displayed on the [Multi function
display], press [Display access] at the upper left of the
section or the right side of the [Multi function display].
[Display access] at upper left of section
6 [TOUCH]
Selects the Touch mode.
7 [LATCH]
Selects the Auto-Latch mode.
8 [X-OVER]
Selects the Cross-Over mode.
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Description of the Device
Lit by touching knob
Knob parameter value
Functions on button A/B
Knob
Button A/B
[Display access] at right side of the [Multi
function display]
The [Multi function knobs] are touch-sensitive knobs for
adjusting various parameters.
The following chart indicates the relation between the
“Label Pane” and the controllable parameters of the [Multi
function knob].
Depending on the page shown on the [Multi function
display], the [Multi function knob] has the following
functions.
Operation Function
Touching • Highlights the parameter.
• Shows the pop-up window.
Turning • Adjusts the parameter.
• Selects the parameter.
• Moves the cursor.
The [Multi function knob] has four separate control
operations: touching (which brightens the corresponding
parameter indication), turning, pressing, and
simultaneously holding down and turning. The [Multi
function A and B buttons] are directly below each [Multi
function knob]. These buttons are for turning functions on
and off or for selecting the controllable parameters of the
[Multi function knobs].
The controllable parameters of the [Multi function knobs]
change depending on the page shown on the [Multi
function display]. The parameter information of the [Multi
function knobs] appears on the Label Pane area at the
bottom of the page shown on the [Multi function display].
Pressing • Shows the pop-up window.
• Sets the selected parameter.
• Opens and closes the folder.
Simultaneously
holding down and
turning
Adjusts the parameter finely (fine mode).
When you operate the [Multi function knob] while holding
down the appropriate button(s) in the “MODIFIER Section”
(page 15), the function changes as follows.
Operation Function
Simultaneously
holding down
[SHIFT] and
turning knob
Simultaneously
holding down
[CTRL] and
pressing knob
Adjusts the parameter finely (fine mode).
Resets the parameter to the default value.
For details on the various pages of the [Multi function
display], refer to “Pages Shown on the Multi Function
Display” (page 28) in the description of the software
programs.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Controls and Functions
1 [Multi function display]
Displays pages for editing parameters in various sections,
or pages for editing channel parameters.
2 [Multi function knob]
Adjusts the various parameters. The color of the LED on
the [Multi function knob] changes depending on the type
of the controllable parameter.
DAW SELECT Section
Overview
This section is for selecting the target DAW software for
operation. This section allows you to select the particular
DAW software when you have connected and configured
multiple DAW software programs. For details on
connecting and settings, refer to the NUAGE Workgroup
Manager manual (page 46; PDF).
Controls and Functions
3 [Multi function button A]/[Multi function
button B]
Selects and turns on/off the controllable parameters of the
[Multi function knobs].
4 [SETUP]
Calls up the “SETUP Page” (page 29) in the [Multi function
display].
5 [TRACK LIST]
Calls up the “TRACK LIST Page” (page 30) in the [Multi
function display]. When the TRACK LIST page is shown,
you can select one of the tabs of the TRACK LIST page.
6 [CHANNEL]
Calls up the “CHANNEL CONTROL Page” (page 32) to
the [Multi function display]. When the CHANNEL
CONTROL page is shown, you can select one of the tabs
of the CHANNEL CONTROL page.
7 [PLUG-IN]
Calls up the “PLUG-IN Page” (page 36) to the [Multi
function display].
1
1 [DAW A] – [DAW C]
Selects the target DAW software for operation.
Lamp Description
Lit The DAW software has been selected.
Dim The DAW software has not been selected yet.
Dark The DAW software has not been configured yet.
8 [DYNAMICS]
Calls up the “DYN Page” (page 34) to the [Multi function
display].
9 [EQ]
Calls up the “EQ Page” (page 34) to the [Multi function
display].
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TALKBACK MIC Section
Overview
This is a section for the talkback microphone.
Controls and Functions
1
1 [TALKBACK microphone]
Microphone for Talkback operation. The audio signal input
to the [TALKBACK microphone] is output from the
[TALKBACK OUT +4dBu] jack (page 27) on the rear
panel.
Description of the Device
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Front Panel
12
Description of the Device
1 [PHONES A/B]
For connection to headphones. Audio input via [TO
PHONES L/R] (page 27) on the rear panel is output here.
2 [LEVEL]
Adjusts the output signal level of [PHONES A/B].
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Rear Panel
Description of the Device
1
1 [AC IN]
2
For connection to the power cable.
2 [RS-232C]
For connection to an RS-232C cable. Connect this port to
the RS-232C port on the KVM switch. When you switch
between multiple DAW applications using the DAW
SELECT section with KVM switches connected and the
data to be sent to them configured in NUAGE Workgroup
Manager, the display content, active keyboard, and active
mouse will also change accordingly. For details, refer to
the PDF manual of NUAGE Workgroup Manager
(page 46).
3 [Power switch]
Turns the power on ( I ) and off (P).
NOTICE
Rapidly turning the unit on and off in succession can cause it
to malfunction. After turning the unit off, wait for at least 6
seconds before turning it on again.
4 [Network]
For connecting an Ethernet cable.
543
6
5 [TALKBACK OUT +4dBu]
This jack outputs the signal from the [TALKBACK
microphone] (page 25) on the top panel.
6 [TO PHONES L/R]
The signal input to [TO PHONES L/R] is output from
[PHONES A/B] (page 26) on the front panel.
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Description of the Software Programs
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PAR AM
]
Title area
Tool area
Main area
Label Pane
area
Description of the
Software Programs
Pages Shown on the Multi Function Display
NOTE
The icon ( ) at the side of the button name or area name
indicates that you can control the corresponding button or area
by touching it. Also, the icon ( ) at the side of the
parameter name indicates that you can input number values to
the corresponding parameter by touching it (if you’ve turned on
[PARAM] (page 19) in the NUMERIC PAD section.
To select the pages, press [Display access] in each
section, or press the buttons at the right side of the MULTI
FUNCTION DISPLAY section (page 22), or touch the tabs
or buttons at the top of the pages.
Each page has the following four areas.
The page title and the tabs for selecting other pages are
shown on the Title area. Buttons unique to the selected
page or buttons for selecting the page views are shown
on the Tool area. The parameters or the configuration
windows are shown on the Main area. The parameter
currently assigned for control with the [Multi function
knob] is indicated on the Label Pane area.
When you touch the top border of the Label Pane area in
certain pages, the window for selecting parameters (in
banks or groups of eight) for control with the [Multi
function knob] appears.
Overview
The following pages are shown on the [Multi function
display].
• SETUP page (page 29)
• TRACK LIST page (page 30)
• CHANNEL CONTROL page (page 32)
- MAIN page (page 33)
- EQ page (page 34)
- DYN page (page 34)
- SENDS page (page 34)
- CUES page (page 34)
- PAN page (page 35)
- INSERT page (page 35)
- PLUG-IN page (page 36)
• AUTOMATION page (page 37)
• USER ASSIGNABLE page (page 38)
• CONTROL ROOM page (page 38)
- MAIN page (page 38)
- SPEAKER CONTROL page (page 39)
• CUES page (page 40)
• MONITOR SOURCE page (page 40)
• COMMUNICATION page (page 41)
• TRANSPORT page (page 41)
- MAIN page (page 41)
- MARKER page (page 42)
- OVER VIEW page (page 42)
• EDIT page (page 43)
A single horizontal row indicates a bank. When you touch
a bank, the controllable parameters of the [Multi function
knobs] change to the corresponding bank, and then the
window closes.
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Description of the Software Programs
1
9
) ! @ # $
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
To input parameter values (which allow number input) in
the page, use the Parameter mode in the NUMERIC PAD
section (page 16). To do this:
1. Press [PARAM] (page 19) in the NUMERIC
PAD section to select the Parameter mode.
2. Touch the parameter (which allows number
input) shown on the [Multi function display]
to select it.
3. Input the number with the [Input keys]
(page 21) in the NUMERIC PAD section.
SETUP Page
3 Fader
Adjusts the touch sensitivity of the [Fader] on Nuage
Fader. The larger the number, the higher the sensitivity.
4 LCD
Adjusts the touch sensitivity of the [Multi function display].
The larger the number, the higher the sensitivity.
5 LED Low
Adjusts the brightness of the LEDs on the buttons or
knobs (when dimmed). The larger the value, the brighter
the LED.
6 LED High
Adjusts the brightness of the LEDs on the buttons or
knobs (when fully lit). The larger the value, the brighter the
LED.
7 OLED
Adjusts the brightness of the [CONTROL ROOM display]
and the [Channel name display] on Nuage Fader. The
larger the value, the brighter the LED.
Overview
This page is for configuring general settings, such as
touch sensitivity or LED brightness. To open it, press
[SETUP] (page 24) in the MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY
section.
Touching a column in this page enables that column’s
parameter for control with the [Multi function knob].
Controls and Functions
8 LCD
Adjusts the brightness of the [Multi function display]. The
larger the number, the brighter the display.
9 Follow Slider Scroll
Turns on and off the function which causes the [Fader]
position on Nuage Fader to follow scrolling through the
channels when you use the [Touch slider bar] on Nuage
fader. When this function is off, the [Fader] position
changes only after you stop scrolling.
) Motor
Turns the motor power of [Fader] on Nuage Fader on and
off.
! Ch Select
Turns on and off the function which allows you to select
channels by touching [Fader] on Nuage Fader.
@ OLED Off Time
Configures the period of time that elapses before the
[CONTROL ROOM display] and the [Channel name
display] on Nuage Fader are automatically darkened.
1 Knob
Adjusts the touch sensitivity of the [Multi function knob].
The larger the number, the higher the sensitivity.
2 Slider
Adjusts the touch sensitivity of the [Touch slider bar]. The
larger the number, the higher the sensitivity.
# Smart Switch Delay
When you press then release the following buttons, the
lamps of the buttons turn on when they are pressed. This
control adjusts the time that elapses before the buttons
light.
• [SHUTTLE] (JOG WHEEL section)
• [SCROLL] (JOG WHEEL section)
• [SELECT] (JOG WHEEL section)
• [ZOOM] (JOG WHEEL section)
• [MOVE] (JOG WHEEL section)
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Description of the Software Programs
• [VOLUME] (JOG WHEEL section)
• [CYCLE] (TRANSPORT section)
•[] (record) (TRANSPORT section)
• [TALK BACK] (COMMUNICATION section)
When you set this to off, lighting of the buttons while they
are held is disabled.
$ SPL dB
Sets “SPL dB.” By adjusting the value using the [Multi
function knob] and then pressing [Multi function button A]
(SET), you can set the value.
TRACK LIST Page
To scroll through the view of the Main area, touch “u”/“d”
on the Tool area.
The TRACK LIST page has the following three display
styles.
• Overview display
• Stratum display
• Track display
To select the display style, touch the buttons at the left
side of the Tool area.
Overview Display
The Overview display shows up to twelve blocks, each of
which represent a group of thirty-two different tracks.
Overview
This page is for operating the Select, Mute, Solo/Listen,
and Record Enable functions for the tracks. To open this
page, press [TRACK LIST] (page 24) in the MULTI
FUNCTION DISPLAY section.
The TRACK LIST page has the following views.
• Track Select view (page 31)
• Mute view (page 31)
• Solo view (page 32)
• Track Arming view (page 32)
To select the view, touch the corresponding tabs at the
middle of the Tool area, or touch the buttons in the Label
Pane area, or press the [Multi function knob].
The tabs at the middle of the Tool area:
The buttons in the Label Pane area:
When you touch a block, the tracks in the block are shown
in the Track display. Please note that in the Overview
display, you cannot operate the Select, Mute, Solo/Listen,
and Record Enable functions for the tracks.
Stratum Display
The Stratum display shows up to thirty-two tracks and
folder tracks contained in the selected stratum.
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When you touch the upper left of a folder track icon, the
window changes to show the contents of the folder track.
In the first column, the selected folder track and a
“Return” control is shown. Touching “Return” changes
back to the previously selected window.
Controls and Functions
Track Select View
This view is for selecting tracks.
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For selecting the tracks. You can select multiple tracks by
simply dragging across the tracks.
When you touch “Track” while holding down the
appropriate button(s) in the “MODIFIER Section”
(page 15), the function changes as follows.
The tracks in the folder track (up to a maximum of twentyfour) are shown below the second column.
Track Display
In the Track display, a maximum of thirty-two tracks are
shown.
Modifier button Function
[ALT] Selects only the last channel touched.
Mute View
This view is for operating “Mute” for the tracks.
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Turns “Mute” on (lit) and off. You can turn Mute on/off for
multiple tracks by simply dragging across the tracks.
When you touch “Track” while holding down the
appropriate button(s) in the “MODIFIER Section”
(page 15), the function changes as follows.
Modifier button Function
[ALT] Turns Mute on for only the last channel
touched.
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Solo View
This view is for operating Solo or Listen for the tracks.
1 Solo
Selects Solo.
2 AFL
Selects Listen of AFL.
3 PFL
Selects Listen of PFL.
3 Track
Turns Record Enable on (lit) and off. You can turn Record
Enable on/off for multiple tracks by simply dragging
across the tracks.
When you touch “Track” while holding down the
appropriate button(s) in the “MODIFIER Section”
(page 15), the function changes as follows.
Modifier button Function
[ALT] Turns Record Enable on for only the last
channel touched.
CHANNEL CONTROL Page
4 Track
Turns Solo or Listen on (lit) and off. You can turn Solo or
Listen on/off for multiple tracks by simply dragging across
the tracks.
When you touch “Track” while holding down the
appropriate button(s) in the “MODIFIER Section”
(page 15), the function changes as follows.
Modifier button Function
[ALT] Turns Solo or Listen on for only the last
channel touched.
Track Arming View
This view is for enabling recording of the tracks.
Overview
This page is for operating the functions EQ, Dynamics,
Sends, Cues, Pan, and Insert for the selected channel. To
open this page, press [CHANNEL] (page 24) in the MULTI
FUNCTION DISPLAY section.
The CHANNEL CONTROL page has the following pages.
•MAIN page (page 33)
• EQ page (page 34)
• DYN page (page 34)
• SENDS page (page 34)
• CUES page (page 34)
• PAN page (page 35)
• INSERT page (page 35)
• PLUG-IN page (page 36)
To select the desired page, touch the corresponding tab
in the Title area, or press [CHANNEL] in the MULTI
FUNCTION DISPLAY section.
1 All
Turns Record Enable on (lit) for all tracks.
2 All
Turns Record Enable off for all tracks.
To open the PLUG-IN page, touch “e” in the SENDS page
or the INSERT page.
To select the selected channel, touch “Channel
information” in the Title area.
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When you touch “Channel information,” the channel
selection window is shown.
To scroll through the window, touch “u” or “d.” When you
touch the channel, the channel is selected and the
window closes.
When you touch “” in the Title area, the window
indicating the output level of the selected channel is
shown.
By touching “Nuendo” in the Tool area, you can open the
channels configuration window on the screen. However, in
the PLUG-IN page, the plug-in effect window is opened.
Touch again to close.
Controls and Functions
MAIN Page
This page is for operating Routing, Phase, Low Cut, etc.
for the selected channel.
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1 Input Routing
Calls up the Input Routing pull-down menu, letting you
select the port.
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In this condition, you can adjust the output level by the
rightmost [Multi function knob]. To close the window,
touch “.”
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3 LC
Adjusts the frequency of Low Cut.
4 Gain
Adjusts Input Gain.
5 Phase
Turns phase inversion on (lit) and off.
6 Summing Mode
Turns Summing Mode on (lit) and off. When this is on, you
can output the audio signal of multiple ports at the same
time.
7 On/Off
Turns Direct Routing on (lit) and off.
8 Direct Routing
Selects the port for Direct Routing.
9 M
Turns Mute on (lit) and off.
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Turns Solo or Listen on (lit) and off.
! Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
@ Mon
Turns Monitor on (lit) and off.
# Rec
Turns Record Enable on (lit) and off.
EQ Page
This page is for operating EQ for the selected channel.
Touching a column in the Label Pane area enables that
column’s parameter for control with the [Multi function
knob].
1 Dynamics Graph
Displays the parameters as a graph.
2 BYP
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off.
3 Preset
Opens the preset selection window.
4 Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
SENDS Page
This page is for controlling the Sends of the selected
channel.
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1 EQ Graph
Displays the parameters as a graph.
2 BYP
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off.
3 Preset
Opens the preset selection window.
4 Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
DYN Page
This page is for operating Dynamics for the selected
channel.
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2 On/Off
Turns Send on (lit) and off.
3 PRE
Turns Pre Fader on (lit) and off.
4 e (edit)
Opens the “PLUG-IN page” (page 36). The plug-in effect
which is opened is the one assigned to the first slot in the
channel routed to “Send routing.”
5 Send Routing
Selects the Send Routing port.
6 BYP
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off.
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CUES Page
This page is for controlling the Cues of the selected
channel.
1 Cue Send Level
Adjusts the Cue send level.
2 Cue Send Pan
Adjusts the Cue send pan.
3 On/Off
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Turns Pre Fader on (lit) and off.
5 BYP
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off.
PAN Page
This page is for controlling Pan for the selected channel.
The view of the Main area in this page changes
depending on the particular channel selected.
• Surround channel
• Mix Convert
• Stereo channel
When a Surround channel is selected
1 Pan Graph
Displays the parameters as a graph.
2 Mix Convert
Operates Mix Convert.
3 Stereo Mode
Selects the Pan mode: Stereo Combine Pan and Stereo
Balance Pan.
4 Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
5 BYP
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off.
6 Preset
Opens the preset selection window.
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INSERT Page
This page is for controlling Inserts for the selected
channel.
1 Insert
Displays the assigned plug-in effects. When you touch
this, the plug-in selection window is opened.
1. Touch the desired parameter in the Main
area to select it.
The parameter is temporarily assigned to an
“empty” [Multi function knob] (one which does not
yet have a locked parameter).
NOTE
If a parameter has already been locked, press the
corresponding [Multi function button B] to unlock it.
2. Press [Multi function button B] of the
desired [Multi function knob] to lock the
parameter.
The locked parameters are memorized for other
plug-ins as well. To unlock the parameter, press
[Multi function button B] again.
To scroll through the window, touch “u” or “d.”
2 Preset
Opens the preset selection window.
3 On/Off
Turns “Insert” on (lit) and off.
4 BYP
Turns “Bypass” on (lit) and off.
5 e (edit)
Selects the “PLUG-IN Page” (page 36) corresponding to
the Insert-assigned plug-in effect.
6 BYP (All)
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off all Insert effects.
PLUG-IN Page
This page is for controlling the plug-in effect parameters.
In the PLUG-IN page, you can assign and lock a specific
plug-in effect parameter to a [Multi function knob]. To do
this:
1 Return
Changes back to the previously selected window.
2 On/Off
Turns the plug-in effect on (lit) and off.
3 BYP
Turns Bypass on (lit) and off.
4 R
Turns Read Automation on (lit) and off.
5 W
Turns Write Automation on (lit) and off.
6 Preset Name
Displays the selected preset.
7 Preset
Opens the preset selection window.
8 u/d
Scrolls through the window.
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Selects the parameter. Can be pressed while [PARAM]
(page 19) from the NUMERIC PAD section is on in order to
enter parameter values.
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Overview
This page is for controlling the Automation features. The
functions of this page are the same as in the Nuendo
Automation Panel. To open this page, press the
AUTOMATION [Display access] button (page 22).
Touching the “Nuendo” icon in the Tool area calls up the
Automation Panel within Nuendo. Touching once again
closes it.
7 R
Turns on Read Automation for all tracks.
8 R
Turns off Read Automation for all tracks.
9 W
Turns on Write Automation for all tracks.
) W
Turns off Write Automation for all tracks.
! Touch
Sets Automation Mode to “Touch.”
@ Auto Latch
Sets Automation Mode to “Auto Latch.”
# Cross Over
Sets Automation Mode to “Cross Over.”
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Operates Trim.
Controls and Functions
1 Join
Operates Join function.
2 Fill
Operates Fill function.
3 Preview
Operates Preview function.
4 Suspend Read
Operates Suspend Read function.
5 Suspend Write
Operates Suspend Write function.
6 Show
Operates Show function.
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USER ASSIGNABLE Page
Overview
This page is used to execute assigned functions. To open
this page, press the USER ASSIGNABLE [Display access]
button (page 21). To assign the function, configure it in
“NUAGE MASTER Setup” (page 44).
To select the desired bank, touch “BANK 1” – “BANK 4” in
the Title area, or the USER ASSIGNABLE [Display access]
button.
CONTROL ROOM Page
Overview
This page is for operating the Control Room functions. To
open this page, press the CONTROL ROOM [Display
access] button (page 5).
The CONTROL ROOM page has the following pages.
•MAIN page (page 38)
• SPEAKER CONTROL page (page 39)
To select the desired page, touch the corresponding tab
in the right side of the Title area, or press the CONTROL
ROOM [Display access] button.
Each bank has twenty-four buttons, for a total of ninetysix.
By touching “Nuendo” in the Tool area, you can open
“NUAGE MASTER Setup” window (page 44) on the
Nuendo screen. Touch again to close.
Controls and Functions
1 U1 – U24
Executes the assigned function.
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
MAIN Page
This page is for operating the general functions in the
Control Room.
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Turns Metronome on (lit) and off.
2 CLICK Level
Adjusts Metronome level. Adjusts Metronome level.
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Turns Listen on (lit) and off.
4 LE Level
Adjusts Listen level.
5 On/Off
Turns the channel on (lit) and off.
6 Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
7 Level Indicator
Displays the channel level.
8 Reference Level
When turned on (lit), this resets the Control Room level to
the Reference level. When this is off (dim), the previous
level setting is restored. The button goes dim when you
change the level after turning this on.
When you touch Reference Level 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.
9 DIM
Turns Dim on (lit) and 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 Dim level on
Nuendo.
SPEAKER CONTROL Page
This page is for operating the Speaker Controls in Control
Room.
1 Down Mix
Selects the Downmix preset.
2 Monitor Select
Selects Monitor.
3 Bass Management
Turns Bass Management on (lit) and off. This function is
available when connecting a Nuage I/O unit and creating
a surround output bus (such as 5.1 channels) in the
Nuendo menu “Devices” “VST Connection.” Also, make
sure to assign the ports in one Nuage I/O to the ports of
this output bus.
4 Mix Convert
Operates Mix Convert. To turn the output on and off, touch
the speaker icon.
) SOLO
Selects Solo or Listen of AFL, and Listen of PFL.
! Listen Active/Deactive All Listen
Lights if Solo or Listen is on for one or more channels.
Touching this while it is lit turns Solo or Listen off for all
channels.
@ Listen Dim Level
Adjusts the level of the Main Mix or Monitor Source when
you use Listen.
5 Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
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CUES Page
Overview
This page is for operating Cue functions in the Control
Room. To open this page, press the CUES [Display
access] button (page 8).
Controls and Functions
MONITOR SOURCE Page
Overview
This page is for operating Monitor Source in the Control
Room. To open this page, press the MONITOR SOURCE
[Display access] button (page 7).
Controls and Functions
1 EXT
Sets the source to “EXT.”
2 CUES
Sets the source to “CUES.”
3 MIX
Sets the source to “MIX.”
4 CLICK
Turns the Metronome on (lit) and off.
5 CLICK Level
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Adjusts Metronome level.
6 TE
Enables (lit) or disables (off) the Talkback function.
7 TE Level
Adjusts the Talkback level.
8 Activate Monitor
Turns the channel on (lit) and off.
9 Level Meter
Displays the channel level.
1 External Input Source
Selects the source of the external inputs.
2 Multiple Monitor Source
Switches between multiple selection (lit) and single
selection (off) when you select the monitor source.
3 Monitor Source
Selects the monitor source.
4 CUE
Selects the source of the CUE.
5 Phones
Selects the source of the Phones.
6 Control Room
Selects the source of the Control Room.
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Overview
This page is for operating the communication functions in
the Control Room. To open this page, press the
COMMUNICATION [Display access] button (page 9).
By touching “Nuendo” in the Tool area, you can open
“NUAGE MASTER Setup” window (page 44) on the
Nuendo screen. Touch again to close.
Controls and Functions
TRANSPORT Page
Overview
This page is for operating the Transport functions. To open
this page, press the TRANSPORT [Display access] button
(page 10).
The TRANSPORT page has the following pages.
•MAIN page (page 41)
• MARKER page (page 42)
• OVER VIEW page (page 42)
To select the desired page, touch the corresponding tab
in the right side of Title area, or press the TRANSPORT
[Display access] button.
1 Function Button
Executes the assigned function. To assign the function,
configure it from the “Communication Window” (page 45)
in “NUAGE MASTER Setup.”
2 Talk Back Enable
Enables (lit) or disables (off) the Talkback function.
3 Talk Back
Touching this turns Talkback on.
Controls and Functions
MAIN Page
This page is for operating the Transport related functions.
1 Left Locator
Sets the Left Locator position (“Pre Roll,” “Auto Punch In,”
etc.).
2 Right Locator
Sets the Right Locator position (“Post Roll,” “Auto Punch
Out,” etc.).
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Turns the Metronome on (lit) and off.
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Selects the Tempo mode.
5 SYNC
Turns Synchronization on (lit) and off.
6 Time Display
Sets the Project Cursor position.
7 Transport
Operates the basic Transport functions.
MARKER Page
This page is for operating the Marker Track functions.
7 Function
Operates the Marker functions from the Marker window.
8 u/d
Scrolls through the Main area view.
OVER VIEW Page
This page is for operating the Overview functions.
1 Overview
Displays the overview of the project. The blue area
indicates the range which is shown in the Project Window.
1 Marker Overview
Displays the Marker Track overview. The “” arrow
indicates the selected Marker. The white line indicates the
Project Cursor.
2 Marker
Displays the Marker information. The information includes
the ID, name, position, and bar graph. You can select
Marker or move the Project Cursor to the Marker position
by touching it. To switch this function, touch the buttons in
the Label Pane area or press the [Multi function knob].
3 Nuendo
Opens the Marker Track in the Nuendo window.
4 Track
Selects the active Marker Track.
2 Move
Lets you move the displayed area by dragging it.
3 Move & Zoom
Lets you move the displayed area by dragging it right and
left. You can Zoom In or Zoom Out the displayed area by
dragging it up and down.
4 Left
Lets you move the start position of the displayed area by
dragging it.
5 Right
Lets you move the end position of the displayed area by
dragging it.
5 Type
Selects the type of Marker shown.
6 Sort
Sorts the Markers.
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EDIT Page
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Overview
This page is used to execute assigned functions. To open
this page, press the EDIT [Display access] button
(page 11). To assign the function, configure it from “EDIT
window” (page 44) in “NUAGE MASTER Setup.”
To select the desired bank, touch “BANK 1” – “BANK 4” in
the Title area, or press the EDIT [Display access] button.
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Each bank has twenty-four buttons, for a total of ninetysix.
When selecting an event, information from “Info Line” in
Nuendo is displayed in the Label Pane area. Parameters
can be adjusted using [Multi function knobs] at this time.
By touching “Nuendo” in the Tool area, you can open
“NUAGE MASTER Setup” window (page 44) on the
Nuendo screen. Touch again to close.
Controls and Functions
1 E1 – E24
Executes the assigned function.
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NUAGE MASTER Setup
Overview
This software is for configuring the general settings of
Nuage Master from Nuendo. You can configure settings
such as the user assignable buttons on the device or
“USER ASSIGNABLE page” (page 38). To open this
window, click the Nuendo menu “Devices” “NUAGE
MASTER Setup.”
Controls and Functions
1
1 User Assignable Settings
Assigns functions to the buttons. First, click “Category” to
select the category. Next, click “Command” to select the
command. When you check the “Repeat” box for the
function, the corresponding function will operate
continuously by holding down the button. You can input
the desired function name to “Title.”
NUAGE MASTER Setup has the following windows.
• User Assignable window (page 44)
• Edit window (page 44)
• Automation window (page 45)
• Communication window (page 45)
To select the desired window, click the corresponding tab
on the upper side of the window.
User Assignable Window
Overview
This window is for configuring the function of the buttons
in the “USER ASSIGNABLE section” (page 21) or “USER
ASSIGNABLE page” (page 38).
To configure the buttons in the USER ASSIGNABLE
section, click “Panel.” To configure the buttons on the
USER ASSIGNABLE page, click “Touch panel.”
Edit Window
Overview
This window is for configuring the function of the buttons
in the “EDIT page” (page 43).
To select the desired bank, click one of “BANK 1” –
“BANK 4.”
Controls and Functions
To select the desired bank when selecting “Touch panel,”
click one of “BANK 1” – “BANK 4.”
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Assigns functions to the buttons. Click “Command” to
select the command. When you check the “Repeat” box
for the function, the corresponding function will operate
continuously by holding down the button. You can input
the desired function name to “Title.”
Automation Window
Overview
This window is for configuring the function of the buttons
in the “AUTOMATION section” (page 22).
Controls and Functions
Communication Window
Overview
This window is for configuring the function of the buttons
in the “COMMUNICATION section” (page 9) or
“COMMUNICATION page” (page 41).
Controls and Functions
1 Automation Settings
Configures the function of the buttons. Click “Command”
to select the command.
1 Communication Settings
Configures the functions of the buttons. First, click
“Category” to select the category. Next, click “Command”
to select the command. When you check the “Repeat”
box for the function, the corresponding function will
operate continuously by holding down the button. You can
input the desired function name to “Title.”
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NUAGE Workgroup Manager
Overview
NUAGE Workgroup Manager is an application that allows
control over devices and DAW software programs as a
Workgroup on a NUAGE system.
For details on NUAGE Workgroup Manager, refer to the
NUAGE Workgroup Manager manual (PDF).
Description of the Software Programs
NOTE
To open the NUAGE Workgroup Manager manual, double-click
the NUAGE Workgroup Manager icon on the task tray (Windows)
or menu bar (Mac) for opening the window, then click the
“Manual” icon.
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Troubleshooting (in operation)
Troubleshooting (in
operation)
A connection cannot be
established with Pro Tools.
• Ensure that the steps described in “Settings for Pro
Tools” (page 48) have been completed.
• If using a wireless LAN adaptor, try turning it off.
Values cannot be entered by
touching parameters shown on the
[Multi function display].
• Ensure that [PARAM] (page 19) from the NUMERIC PAD
section has been turned on for the parameters in
question.
Appendix
Contents of the Getting Started Manual
PRECAUTIONS
NOTICE
Information
Introduction
A Message from the Development Team
Included Accessories
Items to Have Ready
How to Read the Manual
Setup
Overall Process
Setting and Connecting
Setting up the Power Supply
Installing TOOLS for NUAGE
Configuring the Workgroup on NUAGE
Troubleshooting (in setting up)
Appendix
Contents of the Operation Manual
Firmware Updates
Adjusting the Touch Sensitivity
Specifying the Brightness
Calibrating Detection Point of the Touch Screen
Resetting to the Factory Default Condition
Dimensions
Specifications
Replacing Square-button Labels
The labels from the square buttons can easily be
replaced. These replacements can be made by cutting a
transparent or semi-transparent sheet into 10 x 10 mm
pieces. To install, simply remove the button’s cap, swap
out the current label, and replace the cap.
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Appendix
Pro Tools Control
Introduction
In addition to Nuendo and Cubase, Nuage Fader and
Nuage Master devices can also be used to control Pro
Tools (Mac only; basic functions only).
NOTE
• When working with Pro Tools, up to two Nuage Faders together
with an optional Nuage Master can be connected.
• Nuendo must also be used in order to control Pro Tools. In
addition, Nuendo must be set as the main DAW (i.e., DAW A)
using NUAGE Workgroup Manager.
The following sections will describe the connections and
settings that must be made in order to control Pro Tools, in
addition to the functions of the various buttons. For the
purpose of these descriptions, it is assumed that the
Nuage Fader and Nuage Master devices and Nuendo
have already been fully set up.
Making Connections
Connect the Mac computer running Pro Tools to the
network containing the Nuage Fader and Nuage Master
devices to be used.
NOTE
If the Mac computer in question is equipped with multiple
Ethernet ports, use the first one to connect to the network.
Setting Pro Tools MIDI Controllers
1. Start up Pro Tools.
2. Choose “Setup” “Peripherals” to open
the “Peripherals” dialog.
3. Click the “MIDI Controllers” tab.
4. Set the parameters on the “MIDI
Controllers” window as shown below.
Only “#1” should be set for the following
configuration:
• One Nuage Master only
“#1” and “#2” should be set for the following
configurations:
• One Nuage Fader only
• One Nuage Fader and one Nuage Master
“#1” through “#4” should be set for the following
configurations:
• Two Nuage Faders
• Two Nuage Faders and one Nuage Master
Settings
Installing NUAGE PT Bridge
NUAGE PT Bridge is an application that makes it possible
to control Pro Tools (Mac only) using Nuage Fader and
Nuage Master devices. This application should be
installed on the Mac running Pro Tools. It can be selected
for installation as part of the TOOLS for NUAGE package.
If necessary, download TOOLS for NUAGE from the
following web site and use it to install NUAGE PT Bridge.
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/downloads/
Adding to NUAGE Workgroup
Manager
When MIDI ports have been set correctly as described
above, Pro Tools will appear in NUAGE Workgroup
Manager. Add Pro Tools to the same Workgroup as
Nuendo.
This completes the setup procedure for controlling Pro
Tools. The buttons in the DAW SELECT section of the
Nuage Fader and Nuage Master devices can be used to
select the DAW application to be controlled. The following
section describes the functions performed by Nuage
Master buttons when controlling Pro Tools.
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Button Functions
CONTROL ROOM Section
[Display access] These controllers are used to
[REF]
[SOLO CLEAR]
[MUTE]
[DIM]
[DOWNMIX 1] –
[DOWNMIX 4]
[MONITOR A] –
[MONITOR D]
[PHONES]
[CONTROL ROOM LEVEL
knob]
[CONTROL ROOM
display]
MONITOR SOURCE Section
[Display access] These controllers are used to
[EXT]
[MIX]
[SUM]
[CUE 1] – [CUE 4]
[EXT 1] – [EXT 6]
[E7]/[E8] These buttons are not used.
[MIX 1] – [MIX 8] These controllers are used to
CUES Section
[Display access] These controllers are used to
[MUTE 1] – [MUTE 4]
[SIG indicator]
COMMUNICATION Section
[Display access] These controllers are used to
[C1]/[C2]
[TALK BACK]
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
TRANSPORT Section
[Display access] This button is used to open and
close the Transport window. Its
indicator lights up while the
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[PRE ROLL] This button is used to turn on and
[POST ROLL] This button is used to turn on and
[PUNCH IN] This button is used to turn quick
[PUNCH OUT] Same as above.
[CYCLE] This button is used to turn loop
[SYNC ONLINE] This button is used to take Pro Tools
[LEFT]
[RIGHT] This button is used to set out points
[PREV EVENT] Not applicable.
[NEXT EVENT]
[MEM]
[ZAP]
[] (fast rewind) This button rewinds from the current
[] (fast forward) This button fast forwards from the
[] (stop)
[] (play) This button starts playback from the
[] (record) This button arms Pro Tools for
Transport window is open.
off pre-roll.
off post-roll.
punch on and off (same as the
Quick Punch command in the
Options menu). Its indicator lights
up when quick punch is on.
playback on and off (same as the
Loop Playback command in the
Options menu). Its indicator lights
up when loop playback is on.
online and offline (same as the
Online command in the Options
menu). When taken online, the
button’s indicator will flash until a
synchronization signal is received.
Once a signal has been received, it
will stay lit.
This button is used to set in points
during playback.
during playback.
cursor position (it’s non-latching).
current cursor position (it’s nonlatching).
This button stops playback and
recording.
current cursor position.
recording ([REC] button indicator
flashing), recording is started by
pressing the [PLAY] button ([REC]
button indicator lit continuously).
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EDIT Section
[Display access] This button is used to switch
between the Edit and Mix windows.
It is lit when the Edit window is
active and is dim when the Mix
window is active.
[SNAP] Not applicable.
[AUTO SCROLL]
[AUTO SELECT]
[OBJECT SELECT] This button is used to switch the
Edit mode.
[RANGE SELECT] Not applicable.
[MOVE] This button is used to separate the
selection into a new region or
regions.
[CUT] This button is used to cut the
selection to the clipboard (same as
Cut from the Edit menu).
[COPY] This button is used to copy the
selection to the clipboard (same as
Copy from the Edit menu).
[PASTE] This button is used to paste from
the clipboard to the selection (same
as Paste from the Edit menu).
[Jog wheel] This wheel is used for shuttling and
scrubbing. It’s also used for making
fine adjustments to the selected
region.
GENERAL CONTROL Section
[]/[]/[]/[]
(up/left/down/right)
[ENTER] This button works the same as the
[UNDO] This button is used to undo and
These buttons can be used to scroll
the Mix and Edit windows, navigate
the Edit window, zoom waveforms,
and to make fine adjustments to the
selected region. Their exact
operation depends on the currently
selected cursor mode.
Enter key on your computer
keyboard. Pressing it opens the
New Memory Location dialog box.
While a dialog box is open,
pressing it performs the same
action as clicking the OK button.
redo the last operation. Its indicator
lights up when the last operation
can be undone, and it flashes when
the last operation can be redone. A
redo is performed by pressing the
button with the [SHIFT] and [ALT]
buttons held down.
JOG WHEEL Section
[SCRUB] This button is used to select the
Scrub modes. This button is
mutually exclusive with the [PUNCH
IN], [PUNCH OUT], and [CYCLE]
buttons. Also, the cursor in the
window on the computer monitor
disappears.
[SHUTTLE] This button is used to select the
Shuttle modes. This button is
mutually exclusive with the [PUNCH
IN], [PUNCH OUT], and [CYCLE]
buttons. Also, the cursor in the
window on the computer monitor
disappears.
[SCROLL] Not applicable.
[SELECT]
[ZOOM] This button is used to select the
following cursor modes: Navigation,
Zoom, and Select.
[QUICK ZOOM] Same as above.
[FADE IN] Not applicable.
[FADE OUT]
[SPLIT]
[SAVE] This button is used to save the
current session (same as Save
command in the File menu). Its
indicator lights up when there are
unsaved changes, and goes out
when there are no unsaved
changes. When pressed, the
indicator flashes and you can press
it again to go ahead and save the
current session, or press [ESC] to
cancel.
MODIFIER Section
[CTRL] This button is used in conjunction
with other buttons to modify function
operation. This corresponds to the
Control modifier key found on Mac
keyboards.
[SHIFT] This button is used in conjunction
with other buttons to modify function
operation. This corresponds to the
Shift modifier key found on Mac
keyboards.
[ALT] This button is used in conjunction
with other buttons to modify function
operation. This corresponds to the
Command modifier key found on
Mac keyboards.
[VOLUME]
[TRIM HEAD]
[TRIM TAIL]
[INC +]
[DEC -]
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NUMERIC PAD Section
[LOCATE] Not applicable.
[MARKER]
[PARAM]
[DAW]
[WHEEL]
[0] – [9] These buttons correspond to keys
[0] to [9] found on Mac keyboards.
[CLEAR] This button corresponds to the
[Clear] key found on Mac
keyboards.
[CYCLE .] This button corresponds to the [.]
key found on Mac keyboards.
[PREV -] This button corresponds to the [-]
key found on Mac keyboards.
[NEXT +] This button corresponds to the [+]
key found on Mac keyboards.
[BACK SPACE] Not applicable.
[ENTER] This button works the same as the
Enter key on your computer
keyboard. Pressing it opens the
New Memory Location dialog box.
While a dialog box is open,
pressing it performs the same
action as clicking the OK button.
[ESC] For the most part, this button works
the same as the Esc key on your
computer keyboard. While a dialog
box is open, pressing it performs
the same action as clicking the
Cancel button.
[]/[] (left/right) Not applicable.
MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY Section
[Multi function display] These controllers are used to
[SETUP]
[TRACK LIST] Not applicable.
[CHANNEL]
[PLUG-IN]
[DYNAMICS]
[EQ]
[Multi function knob] These controllers are used to
[Multi function button A] /
[Multi function button B]
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
*1
*1
DAW SELECT Section
[DAW A] – [DAW C] These buttons perform the same
tasks as when working with
Nuendo.
TALKBACK MIC Section
[TALKBACK microphone] These controllers are used to
operate the DAW A Nuendo.
*1: Control Room functions normally control Nuendo as the main
DAW (i.e., DAW A). In order, therefore, to output Pro Tools audio
signals from the Nuage system, the Pro Tools audio interface’s
outputs must be connected to the Nuage system audio
interface’s inputs, and the appropriate input and output settings
must be made on Nuendo’s VST Connections window (selected
from the Devices menu).
*1
[SET]
USER ASSIGNABLE Section
[Display access] Not applicable.
[U1] – [U12]
AUTOMATION Section
[Display access] Not applicable.
[FILL PUNCH]
[FILL TO START]
[FILL TO END]
[FILL LOOP]
[TOUCH]
[LATCH]
[X-OVER]
[TRIM]
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