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Control Room
The Control Room allows you to divide the studio environment into the performing area (studio) and the engineer/producer area (control room).
Adjusting the Overall Cue Send Level
You can adjust multiple send levels for the cue send mix at the same time, keeping the blend intact while lowering the overall volume. This is sometimes necessary, because the levels in the main mix are often optimized for the loudest possible signal level without clipping.

Adjusting the Overall Cue Send Level

You can adjust multiple send levels for the cue send mix at the same time, keeping the blend intact while lowering the overall volume. This is sometimes necessary, because the levels in the main mix are often optimized for the loudest possible signal level without clipping.

This means that when you create a “more me” mix, you may find that there is not enough headroom available in the cue send to raise levels without causing clipping.

Procedure

In the MixConsole, select the channels that you want to modify.
In the Control Room, right-click a cue channel to open the context menu.
Select From selected mixer channels > Change Cue Sends Levels.
Activate Relative Mode.
This enables you to adjust the existing levels. By deactivating Relative Mode, all cue sends are set to the same absolute level.
Adjust the level as necessary.
The level of all selected cue sends is adjusted by the set amount.
Click OK.