Channel Links and Quick Gangs
Channel Links allows you to link the values of multiple channels together. Quick-Gangs allows you to edit multiple channels relative to each other.
This video gives a quick demonstration about the two features:
Warning Using channel links on multiple mixing station instances at the same time may cause issues! It is recommended only to use this feature on one instance.
Channel Links
Open main menu -> Channel Links
to open the Channel Links view.
Menu Items
- Adds a new link group
- Enables/Disables all link groups
- Opens the settings dialog
Link table description
This section describes the meaning of the columns of the link table
Column | Description |
---|---|
Name | Name of the link group |
Channels | Number of channels included |
Status | Shows if the link is currently active |
Startup | Indicates if this link group will be enabled when opening the app |
All channel links are stored automatically for the current mixer model. When connecting to a mixer, all links will be disabled by default. This can be changed in the settings.
Creating links
- Press the
+
icon to add a new link group - Select the channels you want to link
- Press the
Scope
button to adjust which parameters to link
Settings
The Apply after connect
setting defines if the links marked with Startup: true
should be enabled automatically after
connecting to a mixer.
Quick-Gang
This feature allows you to quickly edit multiple channels at the same time. The difference between quick-gang and channel links is that quick-gang links all parameters relative to each other.
An example use case would be to adjust the gain of all drum channels by a certain amount - for example when the drummer suddenly plays louder than during soundcheck.
You can access this feature via the chain icon in the top menu of any channel view
Simply select the channels you want to gang together and hit Apply
.
A green icon indicates an active gang:
Press the icon again to disable the gang.