CB ELECTRONICS PD-1net User manual

PD-1net User guide
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CB Electronics
PD-1net and PD-1v2 Film Monitor
Remote
User Guide
Version 1.0

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CB Electronics
CB Electronics has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of information contained within
this document, which is nevertheless supplied for information purposes only and does not
constitute any form of warranty or guarantee.
All trademarks acknowledged.
The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
The Information in the manual is updated as the PD-1net is improved, you can find the
latest version of the software on the product web page.
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The Information in the manual is updated as the PD-1net is improved, you can find the latest
version of the software on the product web page.........................................................................2
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PD-1NET ProTools, Combined Record and Playback, Separate Video.......................................7
Pyramix Single Machine System: External Video........................................................................7
Connecting the PD-1net to a single Protools...............................................................................7
Connecting the PD-1net to two protools......................................................................................8
Ethernet Connections to PD3 and PD-1net .................................................................................8
Connecting two PD-1net’s to two Protools and PD-Stem s/w.......................................................9
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Selecting Stem/track Level...........................................................................................10
Stem Level............................................................................................................................................10
Track Level ...........................................................................................................................................10
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Stems Mode.................................................................................................................11
Track Mode.................................................................................................................. 11
Solo In Place......................................................................................................................................... 11
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Channel SOLO.............................................................................................................12
Channel MUTE.............................................................................................................12
Channel SAFE .............................................................................................................12
Channel record Paddle.................................................................................................12
Channel PEC-Direct Paddle ......................................................................................... 12
Master MUTE...............................................................................................................13
Master SOLO...............................................................................................................13
Master Safe..................................................................................................................13
Master record Paddle...................................................................................................13
Master PEC-Direct Paddle............................................................................................13
Stem, ^.........................................................................................................................13
Bank, v, mu..................................................................................................................13
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Link....................................................................................................................................................... 14
Enable/Disable Stem linking..................................................................................................................14

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Solo-Safe..............................................................................................................................................14
Enable/Disable Solo Safe......................................................................................................................14
Print Master Stems................................................................................................................................14
Enable/Disable Print Master Stems .......................................................................................................15
Protools Track Names...........................................................................................................................15
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Root Menu.............................................................................................................................................17
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Track/Stem Assign.......................................................................................................18
Number Of outputs.......................................................................................................18
O/P-1 Number of Tracks............................................................................................... 18
O/P-2 Number of Tracks............................................................................................... 18
Stem & Track Name Format.........................................................................................19
Using Long Stem/Track names in Protools...................................................................19
After Auto Stem............................................................................................................19
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Select held Function.....................................................................................................20
Stem & Track display ...................................................................................................20
Panel Type...................................................................................................................22
Test Display/Factory Setup...........................................................................................22
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Track Arm Command...................................................................................................23
Sony Record Tracks.....................................................................................................23
Command Interval........................................................................................................23
Stem and Track Name Request....................................................................................23
Position Request type...................................................................................................24
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DHCP/IP ......................................................................................................................25
Socket Debug...............................................................................................................25
Common Debug...........................................................................................................25
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Auto-Stem.............................................................................................................................................26

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Auto-Stem.............................................................................................................................................26
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Serial In........................................................................................................................28
Serial Out.....................................................................................................................28
Ethernet .......................................................................................................................28
+5v...............................................................................................................................28
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Using the PD-1net with a Pro Tools.......................................................................................................30
RJ45 to DB9 Converter.............................................................................................................30
Pro Tools set-up : Single Pro Tools...........................................................................................30
Pro Tools set-up: Separate Record Pro Tools...........................................................................30
Suggested ProTools Signal Path...............................................................................................31
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PD-1net Pec-Direct Remote For DAW's
The PD-1net is an upgrade for the popular PD-1 DAW monitoring controller. The original PD-1 now
the PD-1net provided a new way to implement the 'Pec-Direct' panel concept. The solo, mute and
source/playback switching are implemented within the digital audio workstation. By switching within
the workstation a large number of interconnections and hardware are eliminated, for instance an
outboard 48 track Pec/Direct unit would require 96 inputs!. The audio is then mixed within the
workstation to generate the individual monitor feeds (LCRS...).
Film pioneered multi-channel recording, some current mixes can have over 200 separate elements in
any section. The combination of multiple multi-channel segments with multi-format delivery
requirements has forced film dubbing mixers to develop a flexible way of working which demands an
appropriate monitoring system. Two main elements have evolved: firstly the concept of stems,
premixed multi-channel elements, typically music, dialogue and effects, secondly the 'PEC-Direct'
panel (PEC = Photo Electric Cell). This could also be called a 'tape-direct', “playback-direct” or today
'disk-direct', we prefer the original name 'Pec-Direct'.
The typical monitor section in a film desk is a completely separate mixer with for example 6 stems of
8 tracks requiring 48 'Direct' inputs and 48 'Pec' inputs. The inputs are routed to up to 8 outputs (For
example a 7 track mix of L, R, C, Sub/FX, LS, RS, CS ). The dialogue stems may only be mono, the
music stems may be two or three track or four track, and up to 7 track effect stems.
The PD-1net builds the function of the desk monitor section into the DAW eliminating completely the
hardware and wiring required to implement the monitor section in the console.
An added advantage of connecting directly to the DAW is that the Stem and Track names may be
read directly from the DAW, stems may be generated automatically from the track names so that the
user does not have to re-enter them.
The following updates have been made to the PD-1net and PD-1v2 Software
•[Bank] key that allows access to 16 Stems each of which can be up to 16 tracks wide
•Stem Linking allowing Object stems with more than 16 tracks
•The Output port can now access 128 tracks on Protools
•The Input Port may be used as a Output Port and can access 64 tracks (You will need to
purchase another USB-422 for this) allowing up to 192 tracks in total.
PD-1v2 Software only upgrade
•Connect with the new PD-2 Stem assignment s/w available for Mac or Windows via the
RS422 input port.
PD-1net Only
•Ethernet has been provided to link multiple PD-1's and connect with the new PD-2 Stem
assignment s/w available for Mac or Windows.
For multi operator systems the PD-1net may be used with a second PD-1net, PD-1, PD-3 or PD-
2(When Available).
Size: The PD-1net is designed as a stand alone unit the front panel is 230mm wide x 200mm. The lip
around the front panel allows the PD-1net to be mounted in a panel.

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PD-1NET ProTools, Combined Record and Playback, Separate Video
Pyramix Single Machine System: External Video
Connecting the PD-1net to a single Protools

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Connecting the PD-1net to two protools
Ethernet Connections to PD3 and PD-1net

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Connecting two PD-1net’s to two Protools and PD-Stem s/w

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The panel is made up of 8 individual channels and a Master, the bank key allows access to 16
channels.
The panel operates on two levels
1. Stem Level: controls and displays all the "Stems"
2. Track Level: controls and displays the tracks within a single "Stem"
Selecting Stem/track Level
To Select Track level from Stem level
Click the [Stem] key and whist the Stem LED is flashing click the selected stem [Solo] key.
When in track level the Stem LED is illuminated
To Select Stem Level from Track level
Click the Stem Key.
Alternatively You can also use the same method as the PD-3 - Hold down [Shift] and use any of the
Solo keys to switch between Stem level and Track Level (Note: the s/w will not allow you to access
an empty stem!).
The Stems and tracks are normally displayed using their names but can also be displayed by number
Stem Level
Up to 16 Stems may be defined in two banks of 8, use the Bank Key to access to the second bank of
8 stems. Each stem can contain up to 16 tracks, The channel strip controls all the tracks within stem
assigned. The stems may also be linked to allow a single channel to control a stem with any number
of tracks.
The upper line of the display shows "Stems" and the Bank number (Bank 1 or Bank 2).
Track Level
The individual channels are assigned to up to 16 tracks, The [Bank] key is used to select between the
two banks of 8 traccks. The Master keys control all tracks in the Stem on both banks.
By using the two levels you can Solo, Mute, Safe, Record, Pec/Direct as single track within a stem, a
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Stems Mode
Stems Bank 1 ProT64 N/C 00:00:001:11
Fx Mx Dx Comp Ob >
Top line:
"Stems Bank 1", DAW Name "proT64", Tally "N/C" (Not Connected) and DAW Position
"00;00:01:11"
Bottom line: Stem names
Note: Stem “Ob >”, the link symbol “>” indicates that it is linked, in the case to stems on the
second bank
Track Mode
Fx ProT64 N/C 00:00:001:11
L R C LFE Ls Rs Lb Rb
Top line:
Stem Name "Fx", DAW Name "MC-1", Tally "N/C" (Not Connected) and DAW Position "00;00:01:11"
Bottom line:
Track names for the “Fx” Stem
Solo In Place
When Recording within the replay DAW special consideration must be given to solo, the Record
(Stem) Solos must be separated from the replay solo’s or solo in place will not work as expected.
The PD-1net implements Solo using or Mute commands. The advantage of using Mutes for Solo’s is
that Solo in Place will work correctly.
Where a separate record protocols is not used to configure Solo in Place the stems should be solo
safe on the DAW, On the PD-1net the Composite stem should be solo safe. This will allow the stems
to be soloed on the PD-1net and the tracks to be soloed on the DAW.

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Channel SOLO
Stem Mode
Solo all tracks in the selected Stem. The LED will illuminate when all of the tracks in the stem are
soloed and flash if some but not all of the tracks are soloed.
Track Mode
Solo the selected track, The LED will illuminate when the track is soloed.
Note. Solo's are additive.
Channel MUTE
Stem Mode
Mute all tracks in the selected Stem. The LED will illuminate if all of the tracks in the stem are muted
and flash if some but not all of the tracks are muted.
Track Mode
Mute the selected track, the LED will illuminate when the track is muted.
Note: The Mute LED's will not illuminate to indicate mute due to Solo.
Channel SAFE
Stem Mode
Safe all tracks in the selected Stem. The LED will illuminate when all of the tracks in the stem are
safe and flash if some but not all of the tracks are safe.
Track Mode
Safe the selected track. The LED will illuminate when the track is safe.
Note1. When a track is safe it is no possible to switch record on or off.
Note2. Safe is internal to the PD-1
Channel record Paddle
Stem Mode
Record all tracks in the selected Stem. The LED will illuminate when all of the tracks in the stem are
recording and flash if some but not all of the tracks are recording.
Track Mode
Record the selected track. The LED will illuminate when the track is recording.
Note1. When a track is safe it is no possible to switch record on or off.
Note2. You can also use the channel paddles as Arm keys and the Master Record paddle for record
On/Off See Unit Menu 10
Channel PEC-Direct Paddle
Stem Mode
Switch all tracks in the selected Stem between Playback and Input. The LED will illuminate when all
of the tracks in the stem are selected to playback and flash if some but not all of the tracks are
selected to playback.
Track Mode
Switch the selected track between Playback and Input. The LED will illuminate when the track is
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Note. You can also link the safe keys to the Pec direct paddles.
Master MUTE
Stem Mode
Mute/unmute all tracks/Stems. The LED will illuminate if any of the channels are muted.
Track Mode
Mute/unmute all tracks in the selected Stem, the LED will illuminate if any of the channels are muted.
Master SOLO
Stem Mode
Solo all tracks/Stems. The LED will illuminate when any of the tracks are soloed.
Track Mode
Solo all tracks within the selected stem. The LED will illuminate when any of the tracks are soloed.
Master Safe
Stem Mode
Safe/unsafe all tracks/Stems. The LED will illuminate when any of the tracks are soloed.
Track Mode
Safe/unsafe all tracks within the selected stem. The LED will illuminate when any of the tracks are
soloed.
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Master record Paddle
Stem Mode
Record/Un-Record all Tracks/Stems that are not Safe. The LED will illuminate when any of the tracks
are recording.
Track Mode
Record/Un-Record all tracks that are not safe within the selected stem. The LED will illuminate when
any of the tracks within the selected stem are recording.
Master PEC-Direct Paddle
Stem Mode
Playback/Direct all Tracks/Stems that are not Safe. The LED will illuminate when any of the tracks
are Playback.
Track Mode
Playback/direct all tracks that are not safe within the selected stem. The LED will illuminate when any
of the tracks within the selected stem are in Playback.
Note. The Safe status may be linked to the Pec/Direct paddles (Menu Unit-06 link Safe to Pec/Dir
Paddles)
Stem, ^
Normal
Setup Menu active
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The [Shift] key in combination with other keys is used to access different functions from the PD-1net
keyboard. as follows
[Shift] + [Bank] Enter Setup Menu
[Shift] + [Any Solo Key] Stem mode - Expand stem to tracks
Track Mode - Return to stem mode
The following key combination depends on setup menu 'Unit-01 Shift held Function'
Unit-01 Shift + Mute/Safe Function
1= Off 2= S.Safe+P.Mast 3=Stem+/-
1=Off Off
2=S.Safe+P.Mast [Shift]+[Channel Mute] = P.Mast, [Shift]+[Channel Safe] = Solo Safe
3=Stem +/- Move Stems as required using [Channel Mute] and [Channel Safe]
The image below shows the display with [Shift] depressed with the Safe keys set to
2=S.Safe+P.mast,
Note 1: the messages in the display indicating "Safe=SSafe, Mute=PMast and Solo= Stem/Trk
.
Note 2: "Ob *", the * symbol to the right of 'Ob' indicateds that this stem is linked, in this
case to more OB stem(s) on the second bank.
Safe=SSafe Mute= PMast Solo= Stem/Track
Fx Mx Dx Comp Ob *
Link
The link concept was introduced in the PD-2 software to cope with object stems, Object stems can
contain any number of tracks, when there are more than 16 it is necessary to combine multiple stems
to accommodate them. The linked stems must be adjacent in the DAW, not on the PD-1net surface.
Linking applies to all stem functions, Solo, mute record and Pec/Direct
Enable/Disable Stem linking
Stem linking is defined by the PDStem program, any stem with more that 16 tracks will be defined
over linked stems.
Solo-Safe
When the [Shift] key is held depressed and the message ‘Safe= SoloSafe’ is displayed in the user
message display. In this mode the Safe keys are used to set/clear the Solo-Safe data. Soly safe is
normally used on the composite output stem.
Enable/Disable Solo Safe
•Enable in menu Unit-01 Shift held function 2=S.Safe+P.Mast
•Select Stem level as above
•Hold down the [Shift] key, user display will show “Safe=SoloSafe”
•Use the Channel [Safe] keys to enable/disable Solo Safe, the Safe LED's indicate which
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Print Master Stems
Print Master Stems are special; they must be modified whenever any stem is modified. To achieve
this when any stem enters record the Print Master stems enter Record, Print Master Stems will exit
Record when all other stems exit record, You can define multiple print master stems
Enable/Disable Print Master Stems
•Enable in Menu Unit 01 Shift held function 2=S.Safe+P.Mast
•Select Stem or Track level as above
•Hold down the [Shift] key
•Use the Channel [Mute] keys to enable/disable Print Master, the Mute LED's indicate which
stems are print master.
Protools Track Names
The PD-1 controls the record and monitor on the stems and on the final mix (comp). Care should be
taken over the track names so that they can recognised in the first four characters. For instance two
stems ‘Music1’ and ‘Music2’ will both show as ‘Musi’, use ‘Mx1’ and ‘Mx2’ or equivalent.
When Long names are used protocols will remove any spaces, it is best to use a special character to
separate Stem and track such as _ . , -
In the example below the names are used
Track names used in Diagram
Music Stem Effects Stem Dialog Stem Composite Stem
Channel1 Mx_L Fx.L Dx_A Comp_L
Channel 2 Mx_R Fx.R Dx_B Comp _R
Channel 3 Mx_C Fx.C Dx_C Comp _C
Channel 4 Mx_SL Fx.SL Comp _SL
Channel 5 Mx_SR Fx.SR Comp _SR
Channel 6 Mx_Sub Fx.Sub Comp _Sub
Channel 7
Channel 8
The diagram shows a 5.1 mix with3 mono dialog tracks, using the PD-1 you can mute or solo stems
or individual tracks and mute or solo Left, Right etc in the Comp stem. The Comp Stem must be
made Solo-Safe in the PD-1 to enable Stem or track Solo.

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To enter set-up depress [Shift] and [Bank/Menu] simultaneously, after power on the Root Menu will
always be displayed, subsequent entries into the set-up will return to the last accessed menu. To exit
set-up depress [Shift] to return to the root menu and [Shift] a second time to exit.
Once in the Set-up Menu the solo keys numbered 1-8 are used to select parameter values, The
[Stem ^] key is used to move up the menu tree, the [Bank v] key is used to move down the menu
tree. The Root menu is at the top of the menu tree.
The following parameters may be configured by the user.
Root Menu
dd/mm/yy Root Select Set-up Required
1= Auto 2= Unit 3=O/P#1 4=O/P#2 5=E-Net
1= Auto This selects parameters that control the Track/Stem operation of the unit
2=Unit This selects parameters that Control the Way the unit operates
3=O/P#1 The Sony P2 Output connected to the main protools.
4=O/P#2 The Sony P2 "input" port when connected asan Output (To Access Auto Menu 02 must
be set to 2=Two.
5=E-Net Network parameters and network debug (PD-1net Only)
Note. The firmware build date is displayed in this Menu
Note: You can only access [4=O/P#2] when the 2nd output is enabled, menu Auto-02 Number of
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To access the Auto Menu return to the root Menu and select 1=Auto
Track/Stem Assign
Auto-01 Track/Stem Assign
1= Read 2= Locked 3= Auto-Stem
Read: Read the track names from Protools continuously as a background task
Locked: The Track names are not read from Protools.
Auto-Stem: The track names are read from the DAW, the Stem assignment is then set
depending on the menu Auto-05 Stem and Track Name format. Once AutoStem is finished the
state of this menu is determined by Menu Auto-06 "After Auto-Stem"
Number Of outputs
Auto-02 Number of Outputs
1= One 2= Two
One One Protools is connected to the Output Port
Two A second protools is connected to the Input Port
Note: The second output should be connected to Port A on the USB-422 connected to the
second Protools.
O/P-1 Number of Tracks
Auto-03 O/P-1 Number of Tracks
-1 +1 -10 +10 =24
This menu sets the number of tracks that Auto-Scan will read on the Protools connected to the output
Port.
-1 The Solo-1 key will Decrement the number of tracks
+1 The Solo-2 key will Increment the number of tracks
-10 The Solo-3 key will subtract 10 from the number of tracks
+10 The Solo-4 key will add 10 to the number of tracks
O/P-2 Number of Tracks
Auto-04 O/P-2 Number of Tracks
-1 +1 -10 +10 =24
This menu sets the number of tracks that Auto-Scan will read on the Protools connected to the Input
Port.
-1 The Solo-1 key will Decrement the number of tracks
+1 The Solo-2 key will Increment the number of tracks
-10 The Solo-3 key will subtract 10 from the number of tracks
+10 The Solo-4 key will add 10 to the number of tracks
Note. This Menu is ignored if Auto-02 is set to 1=One

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Stem & Track Name Format
Auto-05 Stem& Track Name Format
1=Trk 2=S2T 3=S3T 4=S4T 5=St_Tk 6=Tk_St
On DAW’s which do not have separate Stem Names the Track name can be used for both the Stem
and Track name. This menu is used to decode the track name.
1. Track: Track Name only, no stem name
2. S2T: First 2 characters are the Stem Name, The following characters are the Track Name.
3. S3T: First 3 characters are the Stem Name, The following characters are the Track Name.
4. S4T: First 4 characters are the Stem Name, The following characters are the Track Name.
5. St_Tk: Stem and track are read from the DAW, Stem Name followed by Track name
separated by a space’ ‘ full stop’.’, comma ‘,’ or underscore ‘_’ , e.g. ‘Music Left’. Music.Left,
Music_Left. The short Stem and Track Names are displayed as the first four characters of
each
6. Tk_St: Track and Stem . are read from the DAW, Stem Name followed by Track name
separated by a space’ ‘ full stop’.’, comma ‘,’ or underscore ‘_’ , e.g. ‘Left Music’, ‘Music.Left’,
‘Music_Left’. Stem and Track Names are displayed as the first four characters of each
Note 1 The Stem name storage holds a maximum of 8 characters per stem.
Note 2 The Track name storage holds a maximum of 8 characters per track.
Note 3 The defined format is global and applies to all tracks.
Using Long Stem/Track names in Protools
When using long track names protocols will condense them and remove spaces and full stops. To
use long track names use ‘_’ as a separator between stem and track names.
Select the number of stems to be used
After Auto Stem
Auto-06 After Auto-Stem
1=Read 2=Lock
This menu determines the Track/Stem Assign Mode after Auto-Stem, see Auto menu 01
Note. The PDStem app. will always set this parameter to 2=Lock

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To access the Unit Menu return to the root Menu and select 2=Unit
Select held Function
Unit-01 Shift + Mute/Safe Function
1= Off 2= S.Safe+P.Mast 3=Stem+/-
This menu determines the function of the Safe keys and LEDs when the [Shift] key is held depressed
1=Off Off
2=S.Safe+P.Mast [Shift]+[Channel Mute] = P.Mast, [Shift]+[Channel Safe] = Solo Safe
3=Stem +/- Move Stems as required using [Channel Mute] and [Channel Safe]
Note1. The Function of the Solo and Safe keys is shown in the Display whilst [Shift] is depressed
Note2: Change from original PD-1software, Shift + Solo keys now always switches between Stem and
Track, Shift+Safe and Shift+Mute keys are used for other functions.
Stem & Track display
Unit-02 Stem & Track Display
1= Logical 2= Stem& Track
The track names as Logical track numbers or read from the DAW.
1. Logical: Both Stem and Track names are logical
2. Stem & Track: Both Track and stem names are read from the DAW, See menu Auto-05 for
the Track name format.
Logical Track names
Track 1..64 : Displayed as Tk01..Tk64
Logical Stem Names
Stem 1..16: Short Stem names St01 ..St16
Named Stems
Dialogue Stem: Displayed as Dialogue 1 .. Dialogue 4 or Dlg1.. Dlg4
Music Stem: Displayed as Music 1 .. Music 4 or Mus1 .. Mus4
Effects Stem: Displayed as Effects 1 .. Effects 4 or Fx-1 .. Fx-4
Aux Stem: Displayed as Aux Stem 1 .. Aux Stem 4 or Aux1 .. Aux4
Note 1:The Stem name read from the first named track in the stem.
Note 2:Only the first four characters of the Track Name will be displayed over the channel.