Session must be on an audio record volume

#Session must be on an audio record volume full

To scroll up or down in the mixer, use the up/down arrow keys.Д¬ommand + left/right arrow keys scrolls the mixer an entire вЂњpageвЂќ or screen of faders. To scroll one track to the left or right, use the left/right arrow keys. You can scroll in the Mixer view using the arrow keys. You can also toggle this setting with the menu item View > Compact Monitor Faders.

#Session must be on an audio record volume full

Click again to expand the mixer faders to full height. You can click at the top of the mixer fader section to compact the mixer faders, and allow more space to work with the mixer slots. The Spill button flashes on the bus or Main track when Bus Spill is enabled. When Bus Spill is enabled, the Timeline and Mixer show only the source tracks that feed the bus, and the Main track. To enable Bus Spill, click the Spill button on a bus or the Main track. The Bus Spill control is a feature on a bus track and the Main track that allows you to see only the bus track and all the bus sources (all tracks routed to the bus) in the Mixer and Timeline. You can also configure LUNA to allow only one track to be soloed at a time (see The Mix Workflow for the X-Or Solo setting). You can solo multiple tracks by default in LUNA. When you solo a track, any bus to which it is sent also continues to sound in the session however only the soloed tracks sound through the bus. Soloing a track isolates it, or plays it without the other mix elements. When you mute a track, it goes silent in the session for the duration that the mute is applied.

When you mute a track it goes silent in the mix, and in any sends to which it is routed (unless they are assigned pre-fader). For example 5, 1.6, and -3.7 are all valid values. You can type whole values, decimal values, and negative.

To set a precise value for the volume fader, double-click the value at the bottom of the volume meter and type a value in dB, then click OK.

The level is indicated by the value at the bottom of the volume meter.

Move the volume fader up to increase volume, and down to decrease volume.

To balance levels with the Mixer or a Focus channel:

Text entry in Timeline track controls or Mixer channel.

The volume fader in the track controls (Timeline).

To balance audio levels in LUNAвЂ™s mixer, you can use: To create the sound of the overall mix, you balance the levels, frequency content, dynamics, creative effects, and stereo panning position of the audio and instrument tracks in your session. When you mix, you combine multiple audio and instrument tracks to create a stereo output file, and/or output stems, or multiple audio sources combined into mono or stereo outputs with buses.

Configure a bus and view the sources for that bus.

Record enable, mute, and solo a channel.

Use Neve or API summing emulation on a bus or the Main trackД¬onfigure a sidechain with a console extension or sidechain-capable plug-in Using master tape emulation on a bus or Main track

Use tape emulation on an audio or Instrument track.

You can use mixer view to:ДЄdjust trim, polarity, and track delay on a track Mixer view presents an analog console-like layout of your audio, instrument, and bus tracks, and the main track.