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D-Command Guide90
5 Press the encoder Select switch to move down and the By-
pass/Mute/Pre switch to move up through menu levels.
6 Press the encoder Select switch to confirm each menu level
selection.
7 Repeat steps 2–5 to modify other send or insert assignments.
8 Press the flashing encoder Select switch to confirm the as-
signment.
To remove an input, output, send or insert:
1 Press an Assign switch to enter the corresponding Assign
mode.
2 For the assignment you want to remove, press the encoder
Bypass/Mute/Pre switch repeatedly until you reach the top
level menu for the assignment.
3 Turn the encoder knob counter-clockwise until no assign-
ment is visible.
4 Do one of the following:
• Press the flashing encoder Select switch or press the flash-
ing Assign switch to confirm the removal.
– or –
• Press the flashing Escape switch to cancel the removal
and restore the assignment.
Assigning Inputs in Sessions with Multiple
Plug-In Outputs
In sessions with plug-ins that have multiple outputs, the out-
puts of those plug-ins are available as inputs in other audio
and Auxiliary Input tracks. These appear as a third category of
inputs, labelled plug-ins, in the track input menu.
When assigning inputs from D-Control, this third category of
inputs appears as a top-level menu choice.
To assign an input from a plug-in output:
1 Press the Assign Inputs switch.
2 On the channel where you want to make the assignment,
turn an encoder knob to select Plug-In from the first level of
menu choices.
3 Press the encoder Select switch to move down to the indi-
vidual plug-in level.
4 Turn the encoder knob to select the plug-in whose auxiliary
output you want to select.
5 Press the encoder Select switch to move down to the list of
plug-in auxiliary outputs.
6 Do one of the following:
• Press the flashing encoder Select switch or press the flash-
ing Assign Inputs switch to confirm the assignment.
– or –
• Press the flashing Escape switch to cancel the assign-
ment.
Making Elements Active or Inactive
You can make Inputs, Outputs, Inserts, Sends, and entire
tracks active or inactive directly from D-Command by enter-
ing a temporary Make Inactive mode.
To toggle input paths active/inactive:
1 Press the Make Inactive Inputs switch to enter the Make In-
active mode.
2 Press the Bypass/Mute/Pre switch on the appropriate en-
coder to deactivate or reactivate the input. Inactive inputs are
shown with an inverted text display.
3 Press the flashing Make Inactive switch to exit Inactive
mode.
To toggle output paths active/inactive:
1 Press the Make Inactive Outputs switch to enter the Make
Inactive mode.
2 Press the Bypass/Mute/Pre switch on the appropriate en-
coder to deactivate or reactivate the combined outputs for
that channel.
3 Press the flashing Make Inactive switch to exit Inactive
mode.
To toggle individual outputs sub-paths active/inactive:
1 Press the Make Inactive Outputs switch to enter the Make
Inactive mode.
2 Press the Select switch on the appropriate encoder to view
the output sub-paths for the channel.
3 Press the Page Up or Page Down switches to step through
the possible output sub-paths.
4 Press the Bypass/Mute/Pre switch on the appropriate en-
coder to deactivate or reactivate your choice of output
sub-paths. Inactive output sub-paths are shown with an in-
verted text display.
5 Press the flashing Make Inactive switch to exit Inactive
mode.
To toggle a send or plug-in active/inactive:
1 Press the Make Inactive Sends switch or the Make Inactive
Inserts switch to enter the corresponding Make Inactive
mode. The first two insert or send positions will show on the
encoder displays.
- D-Command 1
- Contents 5
- Chapter 7. Plug-in Controls 6
- Chapter 11. Operating Modes 6
- Part I: Introduction 7
- Power Connections 10
- Ethernet Connections 10
- Audio Connections 10
- Chapter 2: D-Command Overview 11
- D-Command Guide 12
- Main Unit Back Panel 13
- D-Command Fader Module 14
- D-Command XMON Interface 15
- XMON Back Panel 16
- Part II: Installation 17
- Assembly Hardware 19
- Attaching the Units 20
- D-Command Connections 21
- Footswitch Connections 22
- D-Command Guide20 26
- Software Configuration 27
- Setting D-Command Preferences 28
- Encoder Preferences 29
- Display Preferences 30
- Meter Preferences 30
- System Calibration 31
- D-Command Guide26 32
- Part III: Reference 33
- Channel Strips 35
- D-Command Guide30 36
- Channel Strip Mode Controls 37
- Input Monitor Mode Switch 38
- Record Enable Switch 38
- Channel Select Switch 38
- Fader Section 39
- D-Command Guide34 40
- Modifier Keys (Fader Module) 40
- Global Controls Section 41
- Automation Enable Controls 42
- Switch Information Controls 43
- Global Modifier Controls 43
- Display Mode Switch 44
- Set To Default Switch 44
- Custom Fader Controls 45
- Latch Off 46
- Write Trim 46
- Auto Mode 46
- Miscellaneous Controls 47
- Assign Controls 48
- Make Inactive Controls 49
- Plug-in Automation Controls 50
- Chapter 7: Plug-in Controls 51
- D-Command Guide46 52
- Targeting Plug-ins 53
- Enabling Plug-in Automation 54
- Dynamics Section 55
- Knee/Hysteresis/Q and 56
- Gain/Hold/Input Control 57
- Threshold/Output Control 57
- Dynamics Display 58
- Lock Switch 58
- Save and Save As Switches 58
- Channel Select Switches 59
- Master Link Switch 59
- D-Command Guide54 60
- Output meter 61
- Clip Indicator 61
- Gain Reduction meter 61
- EQ Section 62
- D-Command Guide58 64
- EQ Channel Select Controls 65
- EQ Edit and Display Controls 67
- D-Command Guide62 68
- Transport Section 69
- Scrub/Shuttle Controls 70
- Master Record Enable Switch 70
- Transport Mode Switches 71
- Audition Switches 71
- Locate Switches 72
- Zoom/Navigate Section 73
- Nudge/Bank Section 73
- D-Command Guide68 74
- Window Management Section 75
- Session Management Section 76
- Soft Keys Section 77
- Management Controls 78
- Edit Controls 78
- Memory/MIDI Controls 79
- Memory Location 79
- Console Preferences 80
- Operation Switch 81
- Automation Controls 82
- Track Size Up 83
- Track Size Down 83
- D-Command Guide78 84
- Monitor Section Controls 85
- Input Source Switches 86
- Sum Switch 86
- Output On/Off Switches 86
- Output Level Control 86
- Headphone/Cue Controls 87
- Set Up Switch 88
- AFL and PFL Switches 89
- Setting AFL and PFL Levels 89
- Talkback/Listen System 90
- Talkback Controls 90
- Talkback Switch 90
- Listen Control 91
- Monitor Output Mode Controls 91
- Dim Switch 92
- Mute Switch 92
- Time Scale Displays 93
- Talkback Microphone 93
- D-Command Guide88 94
- Chapter 11: Operating Modes 95
- Plug-In Outputs 96
- Selecting a Track 97
- Focusing a Track 97
- Focusing a Plug-In 98
- Automation Safe Mode 98
- Bypassing Plug-ins 98
- Muting Sends 98
- Flip Mode 99
- Custom Fader Modes 100
- Custom Groups Mode 101
- Mix/Edit Groups Mode 102
- Tracks Mode 102
- Plug-In Mode 103
- Custom Fader Flip Mode 104
- Custom Fader Map Modes 104
- D-Command Guide100 106
- Appendix A: Utility Mode 107
- Exiting Utility Mode 108
- D-Command System Info Page 108
- D-Command Name Page 108
- D-Command Test Pages 109
- Switch and LED Test Page 110
- Display Test Page 110
- Fader Test Page 111
- Defaults 112
- D-Command Preferences 112
- Display Contrast Page 113
- Sleep Mode Settings Page 113
- D-Command Guide108 114
- Cue Inputs 115
- Cue Outputs 115
- Surround Inputs 116
- Stereo Inputs 116
- Main Speaker Outputs 116
- 15-Pin Connector Pinouts 117
- D-Command Guide112 118
- Numerics 119
- D-Command Guide114 120
- Index 115 121
- D-Command Guide116 122
- Index 117 123
- D-Command Guide118 124
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