SONAR LE Documentation is based on the full version of SONAR. Some screenshots, folder paths, features and other references may differ from your installation.

Console view menu

The menu across the top of the Console view lets you configure the appearance and behavior of the Console view.

Figure 555. Console view menu.

Modules menu

The Modules menu contains the following commands:

Input Gain. Show/hide Input Gain and Trim controls.

ProChannel. Show/hide ProChannel (Producer and Studio only)

EQ Plot. Show/hide the EQ plot ( version of SONAR only)

FX Bin. Show/hide effects bins.

Sends / Bank / Patch. Show/hide Send, Bank and Patch controls.

MSR. Show/hide Mute, Solo and Arm for Recording controls.

Pan Control. Show/hide Pan controls.

Volume. Show/hide Volume controls and meters.

Icon. Show/hide track/bus icons.

In / Out. Show/hide Input and Output controls.

Strips menu

The Strips menu contains the following commands:

Tracks. Show/hide tracks.

Buses. Show/hide buses.

Mains. Show/hide mains.

Audio. Show/hide audio tracks.

MIDI. Show/hide MIDI tracks.

Instrument. Show/hide Instrument tracks.

Muted. Show/hide muted tracks.

Archived. Show/hide archived tracks.

Frozen. Show/hide frozen tracks.

Track Manager. Open the Track Manager dialog box.

Widen All Strips. Show wide channel strips.

Narrow All Strips. Show narrow channel strips.

Track menu

The Track menu contains the following commands:

Insert Audio Track. Insert a new audio track.

Insert MIDI Track. Insert a new MIDI track.

Insert Track from Template. Insert new tracks from a track template.

Make Instrument Track. If an existing audio track and MIDI track are assigned to the same software instrument, you can convert the two tracks into a single instrument track (only available for MIDI tracks).

Split Instrument Track. Split an instrument track into separate audio and MIDI tracks. The audio and MIDI tracks will remain assigned to the same software instrument (only available for Instrument tracks).

Delete Track. Delete the selected track.

Bus menu

The Bus menu contains the following commands:

Insert Stereo Bus. Insert a new stereo bus.

Insert Surround Bus. Insert a new surround bus.

Options menu

The Options menu contains the following commands:

Sends. Use the submenu to specify if Send modules should show two sends or four sends. The options are as follows:

Send Display: 1. Show one send in the Send module.

Send Display: 2. Show two sends in the Send module.

EQ Plot Resolution. Use the submenu to specify the equalizer plot resolution. The resolutions are as follows:

Automatic (graph scales dynamically)

6 dB

12 dB

18 dB

ProChannel > Compact EQ module. Show/hide the Frequency, Q and Level controls for the Low, Low-Mid, Mid-High and High bands.

FX > Show Assignable Controls. Show or hide 4 controls for the selected plug-in effect (if the effect has assignable controls). To display a different control, right-click one of the displayed controls and choose Reassign Control on the pop-up menu.

Meters. Use the submenu to specify various options for track, bus and mains meters. The submenu contains the following options:

Track Record Meters. Show/hide track record meters.

Track Playback Meters. Show/hide track playback meters.

Bus Meters. Show/hide bus meters.

Mains Meters. Show/hide mains meters.

Reset All Meters. Clear any clipping indicators from all meters.

Record Meter Options. Meter mode (Peak, RMS, or Peak+RMS), meter range (-12 dB to -90 dB), Show Labels, Hold Peaks, and Lock Peaks.

Track Meter Options. Meter mode (Peak, RMS, or Peak+RMS), meter location (pre fader or post fader), meter range (-12 dB to -90 dB), Show Labels, Hold Peaks, and Lock Peaks.

Bus Meter Options. Meter mode (Peak, RMS, or Peak+RMS), meter location (pre fader, post fader, or pre fader post effects), meter range (-12 dB to -90 dB), Show Labels, Hold Peaks, and Lock Peaks.

Mains Meter Options. Meter mode (Peak, RMS, or Peak+RMS), meter range (-12 dB to -90 dB), Hold Peaks, and Lock Peaks.

Note: Additional audio meter options are available in Edit > Preferences > Customization - Audio Meters.

 

See:

Using the Console view

The Console view interface

Customizing the Console view

Console view