Remoting audio

There are several ways to remotely control audio players.

Using Channel Macros

It is possible by using only two channels to fully remotely control an audio player.

• load a file in an audio player
• setting stop play seek and loop
• following volume, pan, pitch depending on channel intensity

This approach enables you to work equally well from CueList or Faders space.

See * Channel description, Channel macros

Using a Banger

Main functions are controllable from a banger, enabling you to automate your show:

• selecting and loading a file inside a player
• play/pause, seek, loop, seek to CueIn, Cue Mode
• setting Volume, Pan or a precise pitch

Creation of audio cross-fades is done using the Faders LFO function in the special audio mode (see Faders category in Banger).

Don't forget that:

• you can embed a banger inside a memory, trigering the banger on GO
• bangers may be also triggered manually, as a simple push button box.

See Banger, audio players category.

Controlling audio sliders with Faders

There are two ways to do this:

• using a channel recorded inside the fader, and having an audio macro

• assigning to a dock the control of the Volume, Pan or Pitch of an audio player:

1. Click [AFFECT TO DOCK]
2. Select the control to use
3. Click dock to receive this control

! When the selected dock is remotely controlling audio, Banger/ Audio Category or the mouse will not have any effect.

With this method, you have the fading benefits of a fader (speed, duration, LFO, StopPos).

StopPos will help you record precise ending points for the cross-fade. Those levels are expressed from 0 to 100 or 0 to 255 (it is the Fader which is recorded ).

Here a curve assigned to a fader appears flat. It enables you to fade up and fade out your sound very smoothly.