Steinberg WK Audio ID Manual
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Chapter 7: The General Functions Strip 7 – 41 Bank Select Each of these buttons can be used to automatically line up all Tracks of the respective channel class on the ID Faders and Level Encoders. You may e.g. wish to map all Audio or all MIDI Tracks, all Inputs, Effect Send busses or Returns to the Faders/dials for direct editing. You can even map them altogether. Scroll Button Description This may be used by functions availa- ble in a later Nuendo version. If you only want to see and control the input channels, press this button. Then use the ID faders and Level Encoders to change their levels. Press this button to see and control the output busses. Pressing this button lets you see and control the Audio playback channels. Activating this lets you see and con- trol the MIDI track volumes. Use this button to assign the Audio Groups to the ID faders and Level Encoders. If you press this button, the Effect Return channel levels become visible and can be controlled via the ID fad- ers and Level Encoders. If this is activated, all Tracks/channels and channel classes are arranged and assigned to the ID faders/Level Encoders in exactly the same way as in the Nuendo Mixer windows. Press this button to see and control the output busses of your currently used VST Instruments. Button Description This is the “super version” of the indi- vidual FLIP buttons on each Fader strip. Pressing this button on the General Functions strip will swap all Tracks/ Channels assigned to all Faders with those assigned to the Level Encoders and vice versa. Use this button on the General Func- tions strip to restore your original Track/Channel assignment setup. Button Description
Chapter 7: The General Functions Strip 7 – 42 Automation USER A1 is a user- assignable button. These are described on page 3-16. By pressing one of the first five square Function buttons in this block, you can activate an automation mode. ●Select the desired auto- mation mode and use it on one or several Tracks/ channels by pressing their READY button. ●Then press the READY button in the AUTOMA- TION block. Now the READY button on a Track/channel sets it to to automation ready status instead of to record ready status, as usual. NOTE: Although Recording and automation should generally be two separate processes, it might happen in rare cases that a Track/channel is still set to Record Ready when you activate Automation by pressing the READY button in the AUTOMATION block. Please note that the READY button on the respec- tive Track/channel will now show the current AUTO- MATION READY status, although RECORD READY mode is still active. If in doubt, deactivate AUTOMATION READY, then either record or set RECORD READY to OFF. Then activate AUTOMATION READY again. The ENABLE button does currently not provide any functionality. This will be changed by a later Nuendo version. Press this button to assign the previ- ous bank of twelve Tracks/Channels to the level controls. Example: Tracks 13-24 are assigned to the twelve Faders. Then you press this button. Now Tracks 1-12 will be assigned to the Faders. Press this button to assign the next bank of twelve Tracks/Channels to the level controls. Press CHAN DOWN to assign the previous Track/Channel to a level control. Press CHAN UP to assign the next Track/Channel to a level control. Button Description
8 – 43 Chapter8 The Monitoring Section Chapter Overview This chapter describes… ❊All available control room and monitoring functions.
Chapter 8: The Monitoring Section 8 – 44 Solo Two functions are currently available in this function block: Master VU Here you can determine what’s shown in the Master section part of the VU Meter Bridge. Solo Dim This potentiometer is not yet used. It will be in a future Nuendo version. Button Description Solo in place. This is currently always active. PFL/AFL, not yet implemented. This will be available in a future Nuendo version. Press this to reset all Solo settings except for the Solo Save settings (see page 6-37.) Not yet implemented. This will be available in a future Nuendo version. The Surround Solo buttons at the top of this sec- tion will be available in a future Nuendo version. Button Description This always shows the level of the first output bus. This button has not yet been assigned. It will be in a future Nuendo version. This displays the level(s) of the selected Track(s)/channel(s) in the Master section part of the VU Meter Bridge.
Chapter 8: The Monitoring Section 8 – 45 Talkback Dim This potentiometer is not yet used. It will be in a future Nuendo version. User Settings These two User Function buttons are not yet used. They will be accessible in a future Nuendo version. Talk Button This button will be used in connection with a future Nuendo version. NOTE: The Talkback and Headphone amps in ID are set to a fixed level. Please use Nuendo to control the levels you actually need. A symmetric Talkback signal is output via a 6.3 mm phone jack on the ID rear panel. Speaker Out Controls These controls are not yet used. They will be accessible in a future Nuendo version. Extern Return These Function buttons are not yet used. They will be accessible in a future Nuendo version.
Chapter 8: The Monitoring Section 8 – 46 Control Room Controls Currently, only the red-capped Volume potentiometer for output bus 1 can be used. All other functions in this block will be made available by future Nuendo versions. NOTE: All ID LEVEL dials in the Monitoring sec- tion are potentiometers not rotary dials! Therefore, extreme jumps in volume may occur when you change the LEVEL settings in this section. We urgently recommend that you turn these dials down after loading a project and prior to starting playback. We also urgently recommend that you set the power amps that drive your studio monitors to a level so that the maximum Nuendo level can not damage the speakers! Studios 1, 2, 3 Currently, only the black-capped Volume potentiometers for output bus 1, 2, 3 can be used. All other functions in this block will be made available by future Nuendo versions. NOTE: All ID LEVEL dials in the Monitoring sec- tion are potentiometers not rotary dials! Therefore, extreme jumps in volume may occur when you change the LEVEL settings in this section. We urgently recommend that you turn these dials down after loading a project and prior to starting playback. We also urgently recommend that you set the power amps that drive your studio monitors to a level so that the maximum Nuendo level can not damage the speakers!
Chapter 8: The Monitoring Section 8 – 47 Phones Currently, only the black-capped Volume potentiometer for output bus 4 can be used. All other functions in this block will be made available by future Nuendo versions. NOTE: All ID LEVEL dials in the Monitoring sec- tion are potentiometers not rotary dials! Therefore, extreme jumps in volume may occur when you change the LEVEL settings in this section. We urgently recommend that you turn these dials down after loading a project and prior to starting playback. We also urgently recommend that you set the power amps that drive your studio monitors to a level so that the maximum Nuendo level can not damage the speakers!
Chapter 9: Technical Specifications 9 – 50 Dimensions Base unit without side panels: Width: 1015 mm Depth: 762 mm Hight at fader block: 94 mm Hight at meter bridge: 276 mm Find more information in the illustration above. Connections 1 USB, 1 power chord Specifications 12 Motor Faders, 12bit resolution, touch-sensitive 12 potentiometers in Monitoring section. 40 Encoders with key function, 64 positions with fine tuning option 380 Keys, backlit, framed, 10.000.000 key cycles 53 Displays in basic ID version, 760 characters total, 104 lines of 7 characters, 2 lines of 10 characters, 2 lines of 5 characters 12 7-segment LED displays LEDs: 1705 pieces (red, green, yellow, blue) 30-segment meter bridge: 24 for channels, 8 for Master Heavy-weighted, high-resolution Jog wheel; 4000 steps per revolution. ASCII keyboard (English layout) Industry standard trackball according to IP65, protected against dust and water, 50 mm 9 Processor boards Steel housing (no interspersion) Padded arm rests Non-reflecting surface Can be extended with up to 4 fader packs Optional: Wooden side panels: real mahogany Optional: Slot for joystick Hardware: Made in Germany Power supply: integrated 120 Watts with 50% overhead. 758.8 440.6230.9 Balken 81.0 87.3 30.6 274.5 93.6 83.8 97.019.3