Selecting Buses and Effects

Follow these steps to select Buses and Effects.

Operation	Description
Click	Select the object.
Ctrl(Command) + Click	Toggle the status of the selected object. It does not affect the selected items.
Shift + Click	Copy everything from the first selected object to the clicked one. If no object was previously selected, select all the objects from the left end.

Moving a Bus

You can drag and drop the selected Bus.
However, you cannot drop it onto the displayed area / pinned area of the master Bus.

Moving / Copying an Effect

You can drag and drop to swap effect positions or move the selected effect(s)
to another bus.

Note: If the same sound effect already exists on the destination bus, the moving operation will be cancelled.
It will also be cancelled if moving the effect is with more than the maximum number of effects allowed.

Controlling multiple Buses at once

By moving the Bus Fader while multiple buses are selected, all the selected faders can be operated at once.
This operation cannot be used on Send Levels.
Use the following operation to apply the values in batch:

Operation	Description
No operation	Relatively changes all sliders.
Press Alt key	Set all sliders to the value of the current slider.

Adding send destinations in batch

By selecting multiple buses and holding down the Ctrl (Command) or Shift keys while adding a send or changing the send destination, you can specify multiple send destinations at once.

At this time, changes that would trigger circular references (following the send destination bus and returning to itself) are excluded.

Renaming a Bus

You can change the bus name by double-clicking on the area where the bus name is displayed.
The name of the Master Bus cannot be changed.

Pinned Area

The Bus selected in the tree is displayed in the pinned area on the right side of the Mixer.

The pinned area can be shown or hidden by clicking on the Blue area.

Show

Hide

Note: Buses of the pinned areas cannot be moved by drag and drop.
Also, effects can only be dragged and dropped within the pinned area.