Mix View

1. EQ: Channel Equalizer. When double-clicked, a window with all available settings will open. Note that the Power button is integrated into the channel view.

2. Delay: Channel delay. Adjust these settings to add runtime to each channel, for impressive results in room perception. Values in milliseconds. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset. You can also invert the channel phase – the icon turns orange when inverted.

3. Reverb: Reverb send. Adjust the amount of reverb that should be added to each channel. Mostly applied to the close / mid microphones. Reverb settings are available in the column to the right. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

4. Pan: Channel panning. Choose between ‘Balance’ and ‘PowerPan’. Pan Law can be adjusted in Settings => Engine.

5. Volume Slider Values: Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

6. FX View: Access all integrated FX plug-ins.

7. AUX View: Create additional routing options.

8. Basic View: Shows EQ, Delay, Reverb, and Panning options for each channel

9. Volume Slider: Grab at handle to adjust, and hold Shift for exact adjustments. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

10. Mute: Mutes the selected channel. Turns yellow when muted.

11. Solo: Solos the selected channel. Turns red when in solo mode.

12. Output: Output assignment. Choose from available outputs.

13. Channel On/Off: Click to activate/deactivate. Settings => Engine provides an option to unload samples when deactivating channels.

14. Master Channel: A great tool to use the internal EQ on your master mix.

15. Decay Time: Adjust the time for the reverb to last. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit the value. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

16. Predelay Time: Adjust the time between the end of the initial sound and the beginning of the first reflections being audible. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit the value. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

17. Reverb Level: Adjust the level of the reverb. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit the value. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

18. Reverb Damping: Adjust how much of the higher frequency content is dampened. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit the value. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

19. Reverb Output: Output assignment. Choose from the available outputs.

20. Reverb On/Off: Switch the integrated algorithmic Reverb ON/OFF. This reverb is designed to "sweeten" the sound of Vienna Synchron Stage, much like in a real-world mixing situation.

These context menus are available via right-click for all controls in the Mix View. Additionally, you can choose between Balance and Power Pan in the PAN Section.

1. Selected Control: Shows controller on GUI

2. Assigned Source: not visible if not assigned

3. Learn: Click to MIDI-learn

4. Available Control Sources: Choose from this list.

Right-clicking directly in the volume meter of a channel strip will let you copy/paste strip settings. Right-clicking the area left of the mixer (above the OUTPUT label) will present you with the options to copy/paste all mixer settings and to paste the settings of your previously copied mixer strip to all strips.

1. EQ Node: Click the BAND buttons to activate the corresponding band. In the GUI, right-click a BAND node to change the filter type. Use your mouse wheel to change the Q value, Command/Ctrl-click to reset, Option/Alt-click to lock frequency, Shift-drag to fine-tune the settings.

2. BAND: Activate/deactivate the filter band.

3. GAIN: The gain value of the selected node in the EQ display window. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

4. FREQ: Frequency of the selected node in the EQ display window. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

5. Q: Q value of the selected node in the EQ display window. Shift-click-drag to fine-tune. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

6. TYPE: Choose from these available filter types: Peak, Low-Shelf, High-Shelf, High Cut., Low Cut, Bandpass, Notch.

1. CENTER: Panning center, in %. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

2. WIDTH: Panning width, in %. Click-drag or double-click to edit. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

3. DISPLAY: Grab nodes to adjust pan settings. Will change color when inverted. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.

4. BALANCE: PowerPan balance. Applies set amounts of balancing features. Shift-drag to fine-tune. Command/Ctrl-click to reset.