RME HDSP 9632 [62/87] Editing the names

User's Guide HDSP System HDSP 9632 © RME

Main Monitor

Dim: Amount of attenuation of the Main Monitor output in dB. Activated by the Dim button in the

Monitor panel.

Stereo Pan Law

The Pan Law can be set to -6 dB, -4.5 dB, -3 dB and 0 dB. The value chosen defines the level

attenuation in pan center position. This setting is useful because the ASIO host often supports

different pan laws too. Selecting the same value here and in the ASIO host, ASIO Direct Moni-

toring works perfectly, as both ASIO host and TotalMix use the same pan law. Of course, when

not using ADM it can be changed to a setting different from the factory preset of –6 dB as well.

You will most probably find that -3 dB gives a much more stable loudness when moving an ob-

ject between left and right.

27.11 Editing the Names

The channel names shown in the white label area can be

edited. A right mouse click on the white name field brings up

the dialog box Enter Name. Any name can be entered in this

dialog. Enter/Return closes the dialog box, the white label

now shows the first letters of the new name. ESC cancels the

process and closes the dialog box.

Moving the mouse above the label brings

up a tool tip with the complete name.

The hardware outputs (third row) can be edited in the same

way. In this case, the names in the routing drop down

menus will change automatically. Additionally the names in

the drop down menus of the Monitor section will change as

well.

The preset buttons can get meaningful

names in the same way. Move the mouse

above a preset button, a right mouse click

will bring up the dialog box. Note that the

name shows up as tool tip only, as soon

as the mouse stays above the preset

button.

The preset button names are not stored in the preset files, but globally in the registry, so won't

change when loading any file or saving any state as preset. But loading a preset bank (see

chapter 27.8) the names will be updated.