From 01fe97daecc73c28d0a46bda44df5dd20c95b7e7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Len Ovens Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2019 09:49:36 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] Split lines for source readability --- include/monitor-section.html | 61 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 44 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/include/monitor-section.html b/include/monitor-section.html index 11d3ec9..5c1db27 100644 --- a/include/monitor-section.html +++ b/include/monitor-section.html @@ -7,11 +7,13 @@

- The Monitor section is an optional feature that provides Control Room/Monitor Speaker outputs. It can be activated for the current session in the + The Monitor section is an optional feature that provides Control Room/Monitor Speaker outputs. + It can be activated for the current session in the Session > Properties window by enabling the Use monitor section in this session option in the - Monitoring tab. By default the Monitor Section is fed with audio from the Master Bus, but depending on solo mode and other functions such as Auditioning, other audio sources may be temporarily heard instead. + Monitoring tab. By default the Monitor Section is fed with audio from the Master Bus, + but depending on solo mode and other functions such as Auditioning, other audio sources may be temporarily heard instead.

When you click the "Mon" button on the Master bus, the Monitor section appears on the right hand side. It comprises: @@ -32,18 +34,26 @@

Status Indicators

- The Status indicators, two of which also appear in the Transport tool bar, flash to indicate when that function is in operation: + The Status indicators, two of which also appear in the Transport tool bar, + flash to indicate when that function is in operation:

Solo behaviour selection

- The SiP, PFL and AFL controls inter-cancel with each other and select the desired Solo mode. Excl. Solo and Solo Mute then modify the modes behaviour. See Muting and Soloing. The current mode is indicated by the illuminated 'LED' on the button. + The SiP, PFL and AFL controls inter-cancel with each other and select the desired Solo mode. Excl. + Solo and Solo Mute then modify the modes behaviour. See Muting and Soloing. + The current mode is indicated by the illuminated 'LED' on the button.

@@ -60,11 +70,14 @@

The Processors button

- Clicking the Processors button show or hides the Monitor Sections processor box. This is used in the same way as processor boxes present in tracks and - busses. It can be used to insert plugins, e.g. a room correction EQ or a specific metering type. + Clicking the Processors button show or hides the Monitor Sections processor box. + This is used in the same way as processor boxes present in tracks and + busses. It can be used to insert plugins, e.g. + a room correction EQ or a specific metering type.

- As this processing is local to the Monitor Section it is only applied to audio that is ultimately available at the monitor outputs. + As this processing is local to the Monitor Section it is only applied to audio that is ultimately + available at the monitor outputs.

@@ -74,20 +87,30 @@ These controls set the level of the audio when a channel or bus solo is engaged.

SiPThis selects Solo In Place as the current solo mode and cancels the previous mode.
- - + +
Solo BoostThis is the level that will be added to the current main monitor level when a track or bus is soloed, providing a convenient boost in level for the isolated signal. The rotary control has a range of 0dB to +10dB and can be set at any point between these two values. A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience.
SiP CutOnly relevant to Solo in Place mode. This sets the level that all muted tracks or busses will be muted by. By default it is -∞ i.e. the non soloed tracks are totally inaudible. The level can be raised to make the other tracks audible, though dimmed. This is also sometimes referred to Solo in Front. The rotary control has a range of -inf to +0dB and can be set at any point between these two values. A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience.
Solo BoostThis is the level that will be added to the current main monitor + level when a track or bus is soloed, providing a convenient boost in level for the isolated signal. + The rotary control has a range of 0dB to +10dB and can be set at any point between these two values. + A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience.
SiP CutOnly relevant to Solo in Place mode. This sets the level that all muted tracks + or busses will be muted by. By default it is -∞ i.e. the non soloed tracks are totally inaudible. + The level can be raised to make the other tracks audible, though dimmed. This is also sometimes referred + to Solo in Front. The rotary control has a range of -inf to +0dB and can be set at any point + between these two values. A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience.

Dim level control

- The Dim level control sets the amount by which the monitoring will be reduced when a Dim button is engaged. The rotary control has a range of -20dB to 0dB and can be set at any point between these two values. A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience. + The Dim level control sets the amount by which the monitoring will be reduced when a Dim button is engaged. + The rotary control has a range of -20dB to 0dB and can be set at any point between these two values. + A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience.

Monitor path controls

- Each of the individual paths through the Monitor Section, (e.g. L and R for stereo), can be controlled individually. Four functions are available: + Each of the individual paths through the Monitor Section, (e.g. L and R + for stereo), can be controlled individually. Four functions are available:

@@ -110,13 +133,17 @@

Global Monitor level

- This control sets the level for Monitor Section output. The rotary control has a range of -∞ to +6dB and can be set at any point between these two values. A drop down menu with pre-defined values is also provided for convenience. + This control sets the level for Monitor Section output. The rotary control has a range of -∞ + to +6dB and can be set at any point between these two values. A drop down menu with pre-defined values + is also provided for convenience.

Monitoring Output routing

- Clicking on this button shows a menu that allows quick and convenient routing of the Monitor Section's outputs to audio hardware outputs, e.g. to feed control room monitors. - It also has an option to open Ardour's routing matrix, where more detailed connectivity is available if routing to something other than hardware is required. + Clicking on this button shows a menu that allows quick and convenient routing of the Monitor Section's + outputs to audio hardware outputs, e.g. to feed control room monitors. + It also has an option to open Ardour's routing matrix, where more detailed connectivity is available if + routing to something other than hardware is required.

MuteMutes the selected path(s)