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TT24 DIGITAL LIVE CONSOLE

The TT24 connects to the PC via a USB cable (6-ft

cable supplied). The minimum PC requirements are

summarized below.

Table 6-1 Minimum PC Requirements

Screen Resolution Processor Speed Operating

System

1024 x 768 600 MHz Windows 2000 or XP

The TT control interface has knobs, buttons, graphs, and

drop down menus, each described in the following sections.

6.1.1 TT Control Knob

The parameter value for each knob can be adjusted

using two methods:

• Click on the knob, hold, and drag up/down to in-

crease/decrease the value, respectively.

In Figure 6-1, the Trim, HPF, Fader, and Pan knobs

can be adjusted by this method.

• Double-click the value below the knob to highlight

the eld and enter a new value from the keyboard.

The HPF eld is highlighted in Figure 6-1. High

and low limits are automatically enforced for each

parameter.

6.1.2 TT Control Buttons

The TT control software has two types of buttons:

• On/off or selected/unselected

An on/selected button has black letters over a

light blue background (L/R in the GROUPS area of

Figure 6-3). An off/unselected button has light gray

letters over a dark blue background (GROUPS 1–8

in Figure 6-1). Click the button to toggle its setting.

• Light switch

A light switch toggles between two or more values

located to the right of the switch. The selected

value appears with black letters on a light blue

background (GATE in Figure 6-1). The unselected

value(s) has gray letters on a black background

(EXPANDER in Figure 6-1). The switch position

aligns with the selected value. Click anywhere on

the light switch to toggle through the values (circu-

lar if more than two).

6.1.3 TT Control Menus

At the top of Figure 6-1, the Ch. 1 Analog, Overview,

Menu, and Files menus all have a small downward point-

ing arrow indicating menu items. Click anywhere on the

name or arrow to open a standard Windows menu.

In addition, the Ch. 1 Analog menu has larger

up/down arrows on either side. Click on these arrows,

or press the console up/down arrow keys, to increment/

decrement through the list without opening the menu.

6.1.4 TT Control Graphs

Graphs with numbers or letters in small diamonds

indicate that they can be adjusted by clicking, holding,

and dragging the points (the EQ, GATE, and Compressor

graphs in Figure 6-1).

In the EQ graph, each point behaves according to its

EQ type. Since Band 1 is a shelf lter, its point (1 in

Figure 6-1) can be dragged sideways to set the cutoff

lter frequency and up/down to set the lter gain. The

parametric lters can be dragged up/down to set the l-

ter gain and sideways to set the center frequency. Hold

the Alt key down, click on the point, and drag sideways

to adjust the Q (left widens, right narrows).

Each point also corresponds to numerical elds below

the graph that display their current values. These elds

can be set by double-clicking and typing in a number

from the keyboard. Upper and lower bounds are auto-

matically enforced.

6.2 Touchscreen Conventions

The Touchscreen uses knobs, buttons, and sub

screens, each described in the following sections. The

FILES menu is the same for all Touchscreens.

6.2.1 Touchscreen Knobs

NOTE: The Touchscreen knobs cannot

be touched and adjusted directly! They

correspond to the QuickMix rotary encoders

below the Touchscreen.

Up to 12 Touchscreen knobs each with a function

label and value eld are available depending on the

Touchscreen. The layout of these knobs corresponds to

the QuickMix rotary encoders below the Touchscreen.

Adjusting a QuickMix knob adjusts the corresponding

knob’s parameter. If the Touchscreen has less then 12

parameters, the bottom row of QuickMix knobs is used

rst, followed by the middle and top rows. Figure 6-2

shows all three rows in use.

Each QuickMix knob can also activate a push button

to toggle between two values related to its primary

parameter. For example, the push button for a channel

Aux Send toggles it between pre- and post-fader. The

knob’s push button capability (not active for all encod-

ers) is indicated by a white Touchscreen knob instead

of the usual black (the bottom-left and right knobs in

Figure 6-2).

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