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Ch1 C-1 Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1Rec/Ready Chn#1
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Ch1 G-1 Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8Rec/Ready Chn#8
Ch1 G#-1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1Solo Chn#1
Ch1 A-1 Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2Solo Chn#2
Ch1 A#-1Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3Solo Chn#3
Ch1 B-1 Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4Solo Chn#4
Ch1 C 0 Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5Solo Chn#5
Ch1 C# 0Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6Solo Chn#6
Ch1 D 0 Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7Solo Chn#7
Ch1 D# 0Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8Solo Chn#8
Ch1 E 0 Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1Mute Chn#1
Ch1 F 0 Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2Mute Chn#2
Ch1 F# 0Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3Mute Chn#3
Ch1 G 0 Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4Mute Chn#4
Ch1 G# 0Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5Mute Chn#5
Ch1 A 0 Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6Mute Chn#6
Ch1 A# 0Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7Mute Chn#7
Ch1 B 0 Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8Mute Chn#8
Ch1 E 2 Assign I/OAssign TrackAssign TrackAssign TrackAssign PanAssign I/OAssign TrackAssign 1PanAssign TrackAssign TrackOutput / Composting
Ch1 F 2 Assign SendsAssign SendAssign SendAssign SendAssign AuxAssign SendsAssign SendAssign 2Plug-InAssign SendAssign SendInput / Motion Blur
Ch1 F# 2Assign PanAssign Pan/SurroundAssign Pan/SurroundAssign Pan/SurroundAssign Plug-InAssign PanAssign Pan/SurroundAssign PanAssignAssign Pan/SurroundAssign Pan/SurroundPan / Fade to Color
Ch1 G 2 Assign Plug InsAssign Plug InAssign Plug InAssign Plug InAssign MarkerAssign Plug-InsAssign Plug InAssign Aux RetSendAssign Plug InAssign Plug InSends
Ch1 G# 2Assign Page LeftAssign EQAssign EQAssign EQPage LAssign EQAssign EQAssign TrebleInputAssign EQAssign EQInserts
Ch1 A 2 Assign Page RightAssign InstrumentAssign InstrumentAssign InstrumentPage RAssign DynAssign InstrumentAssign BassOutputAssign InstrumentAssign InstrumentSettings
Ch1 A# 2Bank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank LeftBank Left
Ch1 B 2 Bank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank RightBank Right
Ch1 C 3Bank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel LeftBank Channel Left
Ch1 C# 3Bank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel RightBank Channel Right
Ch1 D 3 FlipFlipFlipFlipFlipFlipFlipFlipV-selFlipFlipFlip
Ch1 D# 3ReturnsEdit EditGlobal ViewEditEditEditNormalInsertEditEditVideo mode
Ch1 A# 4ShiftShow/hide MixerM1ShiftShiftShiftShiftShift/AddNoUndoShift
Ch1 B 4 OptionShow/hide Ses.Prop.M2OptionAdd New MarkerOptionControlOption/AllClear SoftedgeRedoOption / Track Order
Ch1 C 5 ControlShow/hide EQM3ControlNudge <ControlOptionControl/ClutchEnterSaveControl
Ch1 C# 5AltShow/hide OrganizerM4Cmd/AltNudge >AltCommandCmd/AltCancelRevertAlt
Ch1 C 6 Locator PreviousPlay >< Marker >MarkerLoop< FrmRTZTo Left LocationIn/RTZShiftLeftMarker / CD Index
Ch1 C# 6Locator NextPlay (>)/ Loop /NudgePunchFrm >< Marker >To Right LocationOut/EndCtrlRightRegion / CD Track
Ch1 D 6 LoopPlay ∞/ Select /CycleClickLoopEdit GridSong PosLoop/PreAltCycleLoop / Select
Ch1 D# 6PIPunch In/ Punch /DropSnapPI/ Cycle /Left PosOnline/PostSelect ModePunchMark In / Go to in
Ch1 E 6 POAnchor LJog Param.ReplaceEnd to endPO/ Punch /Right PosQPunchAuto ModePreviousMark Out / Go to out
Ch1 F 6 HomeAnchor RLoop On/OffClickScrollHome/ Select /LoopCue MgrOffset ModeAddEvent Trim / Center. Cursor
Ch1 F# 6!!End!!Disable!!Home!!Solo!!MTC Chase!!End!! Solo!!Click!!Suspend!!Auto-Rew Mode!!Next!!RTZ / End
Ch1 G 6 RewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewindRewind
Ch1 G# 6FFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwdFFwd
Ch1 A 6 StopStopStopStopStopStopStopStopStopStopStopStop
Ch1 A# 6PlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlayPlay
Ch1 B 6 RecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecord
Ch1 C 7 Cursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor UpCursor Up
Ch1 C# 7Cursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor LeftCursor Left
Ch1 D# 7ZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoomZoom
Ch1 E 7 Cursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor RightCursor Right
Ch1 F 7 Cursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor DownCursor Down
Ch1 D 7!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button!!Scrub Button
Ch1 G# 1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1VPot Select Chn#1
Ch1 A 1 VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2VPot Select Chn#2
Ch1 A# 1VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3VPot Select Chn#3
Ch1 B 1 VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4VPot Select Chn#4
Ch1 C 2 VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5VPot Select Chn#5
Ch1 C# 2VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6VPot Select Chn#6
Ch1 D 2 VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7VPot Select Chn#7
Ch1 D# 2VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8VPot Select Chn#8
Ch1 D 4 User D4Global ViewNew Audio Track (9)Global TracksFit all tracksF9Rec. ClickBank ARead/Send ASplitFader Groups 1Add New Track
Ch1 D# 4User D#4Global Mon. RecNew MIDI Track (0)Global InputsZoom outF10Rec. CountoffBank BWrite/Send BSplit/remFader Groups 2Add New Bus
Ch1 E 4 User E4Global CueFit Tracks (+)Global Audio TrckPrev MarkF11Rec. OverdubBank CTouch/Send CUpdateFader Groups 3Mixer Window
Ch1 F 4 User F4Global Cue ListFit Project (-)Global Audio InstrNext MarkF12Rec. Patch thruBank DLatch/Send DMoveFader Groups 4Vid. Preview Window
Ch1 F# 4User F#4Global Sel.AllDialog Ok/EnterGlobal AuxInsert Tempo ChangeF13Rec. Clear ClipRunTrim/Send EStretchFader Groups 5Plug-in Window
Ch1 G 4 User G4Global Zoom FullDialog CancelGlobal BussesProjects ScreenF14Trans. Slave to ExtOff/ShiftDeleteFader Groups 6Bus Tracks Window
Ch1 G# 4User G#4Global CloseNext Window (TAB)Global OutputsSettings ScreenF15Trans. Memory LinkPrev Patch/MuteRetakeFader Groups 7Dock Area Window
Ch1 A 4 User A4Global SaveClose Window (Back)Global UserEdit ScreenF16Trans. Pre/Post RollNext PatchDefault/BypassUndo/RedoFader Groups 8Track List Window
Ch1 D 5 View Sess/Arr.MT Next BlockAutom. Read OffAutom. Read OffShow MetersAutom. OnAutom. Read OffReset AutomAuto Enable FaderSoft EdgeReadAutomation
Ch1 D# 5View Clip/FXMT SplitAutom. SnapshotAutom. WriteShow RacksAutom. Rec/RdyAutom. TouchAuto Enable MuteSelect ExtWriteBypass FX
Ch1 E 5 Functions UndoMT TriggerControl TrackAutom. TrimShow FiltersFunction UndoAutom. Trim TouchUndoAuto Enable Plug-inView FilterSendsMetronome
Ch1 G# 5!!Functions BTA!!MT SMPTE!!Control Aux!!Util Save!!Util Save!!Function Cancel!!Project Save!!All Mute Off!!Util Save!!Zero Cross!!Intruments!! Save
Ch1 A 5 !!Functions Draw!!MT SMPTE!!Control Main!!Util Undo!!Util Undo!!Function Enter!!Audible Mode!!All Solo Off!!Util Undo!!Clear Marks!!Master!! Undo / Redo
Ch1 F 5 View BrowserMT RemoveAutom. DisarmAutom. TouchSaveAutom. SnapshotAutom. OverwriteAuto Enable PanLocateProjectSurround / Ext Monitor
Ch1 F# 5View DetailMT MetronomeAutom. OffsetAutom. LatchUndoAutom. TouchAutom. LatchAuto Enable SendSelectMixerDownmix / Split Screen
Ch1 G 5 !!Functions Redo!!MT < Cursor!! Save!!Autom. Group!!Redo!!Function Redo!!Autom. Trim Latch!!Redo!!Auto En Send Mute!!Fade!!Motors!!Dim Overlays
Ch1 A#5 Functions MarkerMT < NudgeUndoUtil CancelClear PeaksFunction MarkerUndoMute TrackUtil Esc/CancelMark BeginningSolo DefeatOK /Enter
Ch1 B 5 Functions FollowMT Nudge >RedoUtil EnterFreeze/Unfreeze TrackFunction MixerRedoSolo TrackUtil EnterMark EndShiftCancel
MBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold LayerMBLC Hold Layer
Ch1 F# 3User F#3CopyF1/Cut (1)F1Enable FiltersF1Dialog EnterPattern 1Edit1F1Marker 1/9 / Auto Mode
Ch1 G 3 User G3CutF2/Copy (2)F2Enable Master FiltersF2Dialog EscapePattern 2Mix2F2Marker 2/10 / Pan Mode
Ch1 G# 3User G#3PasteF3/Paste (3)F3Mark InF3Track GroupPattern 3Transport3F3Marker 3/11 / Track Phase
Ch1 A 3 User A3TrimF4/Delete (4)F4Mark OutF4Track UngroupPattern 4Mem Loc4F4Marker 4/12 / Input Monitor
Ch1 A# 3User A#3FreqF5/Space (5)F5CutF5Track SuspendPattern 5Auto5F5Marker 5/13 / Pre/Post
Ch1 B 3 User B3PhaseF6/Alt (6)F6CopyF6Sequence Edit WindowPattern 6Monitor/Plugin Assign6F6Marker 6/14 / Default
Ch1 C 4 User C4SpectralF7/Tab (7)F7Paste F7Trk. Overview WindowPattern 7Group/Compare7F7Marker 7/15
Ch1 C# 4User C#4InsertF8/Back (8)F8Delete F8Mixing Board WindowPattern 8Create/Bypass8F8Marker 8/16
Ch1 E 3 !!Meter!!Undo!!Display Name/Value!!Display Name/Value!!CPU%!!Display Name/Value!!Display Level Meters!!Device/Param!!Special MackieMan!!Session Snapshot!!Display Name/Value!!Display Meters/Values / Tracks/Busses
Ch1 F 3 !!SMPTE/Beats!!Redo!!Display Smpte/Beats!!Display Smpte/Beats!!SMPTE/Beats!!Display Smpte/Beats!!Display Time Format!!Special Clear Peaks!!Session Save/Update!!Display Smpte/Beats!!Time Format / Set Zero

If you're using Mackie Control Extenders. you'll need to set up your channel mapping.

For example, if your Mackie Control Universal is on the left of your Mackie Control Extender, you could configure the Mackie Control to adjust channels 1 through 8 and use the Mackie Control Extender to adjust channels 9 through 16.

If you have a Mackie Control Universal positioned between two Mackie Control Extenders, you could adjust channels 1 through 8 on the left Extender, adjust channels 9 through 16 on the Mackie Control Universal, and adjust channels 17 through 24 on the right Extender.

  1. From the Options menu, choose Preferences to display the Preferences dialog.

  2. Select the External Control & Automation tab.

  3. Double-click your Mackie Control in the Active control devices list to display the Configure Mackie Control dialog.

    The current channel mapping is displayed on each device's LCD.

  4. Choose the channels you want to control with the Mackie Control Universal:

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  1. From the Device Type drop-down list, choose Mackie Control.

  2. From the Channel Mapping drop-down list, choose the channels you want to adjust with the Mackie Control Universal.

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  1. Choose the channels you want to control with the Mackie Control Extender:

  1. From the Device Type drop-down list, choose Mackie Control Extender.

  2. From the Channel Mapping drop-down list, choose the channels you want to adjust with the Mackie Control Extender.

  1. Repeat Step 5 for each Mackie Control Extender.

  2. Click OK to apply your changes and close the Configure Mackie Control dialog.

  3. Click OK to apply your changes and close the Preferences dialog.

Use the External Control & Automation tab in the Preferences dialog to select the control surfaces you want to use and adjust their configuration.

When you customize your control mappings, button functions may not match the labels on the overlay. You can click the Default All button in the Configure Mackie Control dialog to restore the default settings.

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  1. From the Options menu, choose Preferences to display the Preferences dialog.

  2. Select the External Control & Automation tab.

  3. Double-click your Mackie Control in the Active control devices list to display the Configure Mackie Control dialog.

  4. To add or change a function do the following:

  1. Select an item in the User defined surface control mappings list.

  2. Select an item in the Available host functions list.

  3. Click the Assign button.

  1. To remove a function, select an item in the User defined surface control mappings list and click the Clear button.

  2. To remove all functions, click the Clear All button.

  3. To replace all custom functions with the default settings, click the Default All button.

The channel section includes V-Pots (knobs), buttons, and faders that you can use to edit your tracks and busses.

Area

Description

V-Pot

Adjusts values for panning, volume (when Flip button is selected), and effect parameter values.

Audio track volume

Adjusts track volume when the Pan or Sends button is selected and the Flipbutton is selected.

Audio track panning

Adjusts audio track panning when the Pan button is selected.

Bus send levels

Adjusts bus send levels when the Sends button is selected.

Effect parameters

Adjusts effect parameters when the Inserts button is selected.

The V-Pot is velocity sensitive, so rotating quickly changes values quickly, and you can press the button to choose a selection.

When the Pan or Sends button is selected, press the V-Pot to edit the track or bus effects chain.

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Arms audio tracks for recording.

Signal LED

Indicates whether an audio track or bus is outputting a signal.

Solo button

Press to solo a track or remove it from the solo group.

Mute button

Press to mute or unmute a track.

Select button

Press to select a track.

Fader

Adjusts the track or bus level (unless the Flip button is selected).

When the Automation button is selected, the fader adjusts the automation envelope if the track is in Automation Write (Touch) or Automation Write (Latch) mode.

The fader can also adjust settings for the following items when you select other buttons in the Channel section.

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Adjusts audio track panning when thePanandFlipbuttons are selected.

Bus send levels

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Adjusts bus send levels when theSendsandFlipbuttons are selected.

The fader is touch sensitive, so if you're recording automation parameters, recording will begin when you touch the fader and stop when you release it. The current setting is displayed in the Mackie Control display.

The Mackie Control has two switched inputs (labeled User Switch A and User Switch B) that you can use to connect footswitches.

By default, footswitch A toggles playback, and footswitch B starts and stops recording.

You can customize the footswitches in the Configure Mackie Control dialog. Double-click Mackie Control in the Active control devices list on the External Control & Automation tab of the Preferences dialog to display the Configure Mackie Control dialog.

The buttons in the Control section determine the operation of the V-Pots and faders in the channel section of your Mackie Control. In every mode, the fader adjusts track volume, and the V-Pot adjusts the selected control mode. You can press the Flip button to reverse the V-Pot and fader function.

Button

Description

Output

Press the Output button to set the output device for each track or bus. Turn the V-Pot in the channel section to choose an output device and press the V-Pot to select it.

Input

Press to set the recording input device for each track. Turn the V-Pot in the channel section to choose an input device and press the V-Pot to select it.

Pan

Press to adjust track panning using the V-Pot in the channel section.

In 5.1 surround projects, pressing the Pan button toggles left-to-right panning, front-to-rear panning, and center-channel level adjustment using the V-Pot.

Sends

Press to adjust bus and assignable effects send levels. Press the Sends button to scroll through the available busses and assignable effects chains, and then turn the V-Pot to adjust the send level.

Inserts

Press to adjust effects settings.

Press the button once to display PL in the Mackie Control Assignment display. The Mackie Control LCD displays the effects that are assigned to each track or bus. The following example shows a three-track project:

Turn the V-Pot to scroll through the effects, and press the V-Pot to edit the current effect. In editing mode, PE is displayed in the Assignment display. The following example shows the settings for the Noise Gate plug-in on track one:

PE mode uses the following controls:

V-Pots 1 – 4

Turn to edit the effect's parameters. For switch parameters such as Bypass, press the V-Pot to change the setting.

V-Pot 5

Turn to scroll through an effect's property pages.

V-Pot 6

Turn to choose from a plug-in's available presets. Press the V-Pot to choose a preset.

V-Pot 7

Turn to edit the current effect for a different channel

V-Pot 8

Turn to choose other effects for the current channel.

Press the Inserts button again to view effects chains. PS is displayed in the Assignment display. The following example shows the effects chain on track one:

PS mode uses the following controls:

V-Pots 1, 3, and 5

Turn to choose other effects for the current channel. Press to edit the selected effect and enter PE mode.

V-Pots 2, 4, and 6

After choosing an effect with V-Pot 1, 3, or 5, press V-Pot 2, 4, or 6 to add it to the channel.

V-Pot 7

If a channel has multiple pages of effects in the chain, turn to display additional effects. In the previous example, Aud 1 1/2 means that track one has two pages of effects.

V-Pot 8

Turn to choose effects chains for other channels.

When is displayed above a V-Pot, you can turn the V-Pot to view effects that you can add to the chain. New effects are displayed with a *. Press the next V-Pot (to the right) to add the effect.

Settings

Press to adjust track or bus settings using the F1 through F6 buttons.

F1

Hold the button and turn the V-Pot to change the automation recording mode for each track and bus track.

F2

Hold the button and turn the V-Pot to change the current panning mode.

F3

Hold the button and press the V-Pot to change the track phase.

F4

Hold the button and turn the V-Pot to change record input monitoring settings when you're using an ASIO audio device.

F5

When the Pan button is selected, press the Settings button and then hold F5 while pressing the V-Pot to change the bus or assignable effects output fader to Pre FX or Post FX.

When the Sends button is selected, press the Settings button and hold F5 while pressing the V-Pot to change a track's bus or assignable effects send level to Pre Volume or Post Volume. Press the Sends button to scroll through the available bus a
nd effects sends.

F6

Press the Settings button and hold F6 while pressing the V-Pot on a channel to return the channel's settings to the track defaults.

The Fader Banks buttons control the behavior of the channel section controls.

Button

Description

Bank

Press the left or right arrow button to scroll the channels 8 units at a time.

For example, if tracks 1-8 are currently displayed, pressing the right arrow will change to tracks 9-16.

Channel

Press the left or right arrow button to scroll the channels 1 unit at a time.

For example, if tracks 1-8 are currently displayed, pressing the right arrow will change to tracks 2-9.

Hold the Option button while pressing either Channel button to change track order. For example, if track two is selected and you press Option+ < Channel, track two becomes track one. Conversely, if track one is selected and you press Option + Channel >, track one becomes track two.

Flip

Press to exchange the behavior of the fader and V-Pot when allowed.

The Display buttons control the Mackie Control LCD display.

Button

Description

Meters/Values

When you're working with audio tracks or busses, press to display meters or numeric values. Even in Meters mode, numeric values are displayed when you edit a value.

Hold the Shift button in the Modifiers section while pressing the Meters/Values button to toggle control of tracks, busses, or tracks and busses.

  • Press once to show audio and MIDI tracks.

  • Press again to show audio tracks.

  • Press again to show MIDI tracks.

  • Press again to show busses.

  • Press again to show all tracks and busses.

Time Fmt
Zero

Press and hold to display the current time format. Turn V-Pot 8 while holding the button to change the format.

The Markers buttons control additional track and channel settings.

Button

Description

Marker 1/9
Automation Mode

Press to place the cursor at marker 1, or hold Shift and press to place the cursor at marker 9.

When the Settings button is selected, hold the button and turn the V-Pot to change the automation recording mode for each track and bus track.

Marker 2/10
Pan Mode

Press to place the cursor at marker 2, or hold Shift and press to place the cursor at marker 10.

When the Settings button is selected, hold the button and turn the V-Pot to change the current panning mode.

Marker 3

Press to place the cursor at marker 3.

Marker 4
Input Monitor

Press to place the cursor at marker 4.

When the Settings button is selected, hold the button and turn the V-Pot to change record input monitoring settings when you're using an ASIO audio device.

Marker 5
Pre/Post

Press to place the cursor at marker 5.

When the Pan button is selected, press the Settings button and then hold F5 while pressing the V-Pot to change the bus or assignable effects output fader to Pre FX or Post FX.

When the Sends button is selected, press the Settings button and hold F5 while pressing the V-Pot to change a track's bus or assignable effects send level to Pre Volume or Post Volume. Press the Sends button to scroll through the available bus and effects sends.

Marker 6
Default

Press to place the cursor at marker 6.

Press the Settings button and hold F6 while pressing the V-Pot on a channel to return the channel's settings to the track defaults.

Marker 7

Press to place the cursor at marker 7.

Marker 8

Press to place the cursor at marker 8.

The Add New buttons add busses or tracks to your project.

Button

Description

Track

Press to add a new audio track.

Bus

Press to add an audio bus to your project.

The Windows buttons control the display of various ACID windows.

Button

Description

Mixer

Press to show the Mixing Console window. If the window is not docked, pressing the button shows/hides the window.

Video Preview

Press to show the Video Preview window. If the window is not docked, pressing the button shows/hides the window.

Plug-Ins

Press to show the Plug-In Manager window. If the window is not docked, pressing the button shows/hides the window.

The View buttons control the display of various sections of the ACID window.

Button

Description

Bus Tracks

Press to show or hide bus tracks in the timeline.

Dock Area

Press to show or hide the Window Docking Area at the bottom of the ACID window.

Track List

Press to show or hide the track list in the timeline.

The Modifiers buttons extend the functionality of other buttons on the Mackie Control.

Button

Description

Shift

Hold the Shift button while pressing a button labeled with inverse text to perform the shift function.

For example, hold Shift while pressing the Undo/Redo button to reverse an undo action.

Option/
Track Order

Hold the Option/Track Order button while pressing a button in the Settings, Add New, or Windows group for alternative functions.

Hold the Option/Track Order button while pressing a the Channel < or Channel > button to change track order.

Hold the Option/Track Order button while pressing F1 to F16 to perform custom functions you can define. See the Configure or customize your control mappings heading in this help topic for more information.

Ctrl

Hold the Ctrl button while using a control for alternative functions.

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Alt

Hold the Alt button while using a control for alternative functions.

Use the External Control & Automation tab in the Preferences dialog to select the control surfaces you want to use and adjust their configuration.

  1. From the Options menu, choose Preferences to display the Preferences dialog.

  2. Select the External Control & Automation tab.

  3. Double-click your Mackie Control in the Active devices list to display the Configure Mackie Control dialog.

  4. To add or change a function do the following:

a. Select an item in the User defined surface control mappings list.

b. Select an item in the Available host functions list.

c. Click the Assign button.

  1. To remove a function, select an item in the User defined surface control mappings list and click the Clear button.

  2. To remove all functions, click the Clear All button.

  3. To replace all custom functions with the default settings, click the Default All button.

The Audio/Video buttons control various audio settings for your project.

Button

Description

Automation

Press to place the controls on the Mackie Control in automation mode. The controls in the channel section of the Mackie Control will affect the automation parameters on the track or bus if Automation Write (Touch) or Automation Write (Latch) mode is selected.

When the button is not selected, the buttons control trim (static) values.

Bypass FX

Press to bypass/enable all audio effects.

Metronome

Press to turn the metronome on or off.

Hold Shift and press to toggle metronome countoff.

Surround

Press to toggle the project properties between stereo and 5.1 surround mode.

Downmix

Press to toggle the state of the Downmix Output button in the Mixing Console window.

Dim

Press to toggle the state of the Dim Output button in the Mixing Console window.

The Project buttons perform various project-level commands.

Button

Description

Save

Press to save your project.

Undo/
Redo

Press to reverse edit operations. Hold Shift while pressing the button to reverse an undo operation.

OK

Not used.

Cancel

Not used.

The Timeline buttons perform various commands for the project timeline.

Button

Description

Marker

Press to place a m
arker at the cursor position.

Hold the Ctrl button while pressing the Marker button to remove a marker.

Region

Press to convert the current selection to a region.

Hold the Ctrl button while pressing the Region button to remove a region.

Loop/
Select

Press to toggle looped playback mode.

Hold the Shift button while pressing the Loop/Select button to create a time selection from the loop region.

Mark In/
Go to In

Press to set the beginning of the loop region at the cursor position.

Hold the Shift button while pressing the Mark In/Go to In button to move the cursor to the beginning of the loop region.

Mark Out/
Go to Out

Press to set the end of the loop region at the cursor position.

Hold the Shift button while pressing the Mark Out/Go to Out button to move the cursor to the end of the loop region.

Event Trim/
Center Cursor

Hold the Shift button while pressing the Event Trim/Center Cursor button to center the cursor in the timeline view.

RTZ/
End

Press to move the cursor to the beginning of the project.

Hold the Shift button while pressing the RTZ/End button to move the cursor to the end of the project.

The Transport buttons allow you to navigate the timeline and preview your project.

Button

Description

Rewind

Press and hold to move backward through the timeline at 20x speed.

Fast Forward

Press and hold to move forward through the timeline at 20x speed.

Stop

Press to stop playback and return the cursor to its position before playback started.

Play

Press to start playback. Press again to stop playback and leave the cursor at its current position.

Record

Press to start recording. Press again to stop recording and leave the cursor at its current position.

Hold the Shift button while pressing the Record button to render the current selection to a new track.

The arrow buttons allow you to navigate the timeline and preview your project.

Button

Description

Left/Right

Press the left or right arrow button to move left or right 1/32 note.

Hold Ctrl while pressing the left or right arrow button to go to the beginning or end of the project.

Hold Alt while pressing the left or right arrow button to go to the beginning of the next or previous measure.

Up/Down

Press to zoom in or out.

The jog dial allows you to navigate the timeline when playback is stopped.

Hold Alt and turn the dial to go to the beginning of the next or previous measure.

Drivers For Mackie Control Universal

The Mackie Control is fully supported by ACID software.

An overlay is available from Mackie that you can use to label the Mackie Control buttons and controls with their mapped functions in Vegas software. Many though not all of these functions are also available in ACID. Click here to view the overlay in a new browser window, or click here to download a full-size, printable version.

When you use the default mapping, the Mackie Control is divided into several functional areas. All functionality described in this topic refers to the default control mapping. You can also customize the buttons and controls on the Mackie control.

For information about your Mackie Control, please refer to the manufacturer's documentation.

For more information about configuring ACID to use a control surface, please see Using a Control Surface.

The Mackie Control Universal can control either trim or automation settings. In order to control automation settings, the Automation button in the Audio/Video section must be selected, and the track or bus you want to edit must be set to Automation Write (Touch) or Automation Write (Latch). Hold the F1 button while turning the V-Pot (or use the Automation Settings button ) to change the automation recording mode for each track and bus track.

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Display buttons

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Project buttons

Timeline buttons

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