Master Bus
A MasterChannel represents a channel on the master bus.
Get access to an instance of MasterChannel first:
| Call | Description |
|---|---|
conn.master.input(2) | Input 2 on master bus |
conn.master.line(1) | Line Input 1 on master bus |
conn.master.player(1) | Player channel 1 on master bus |
conn.master.aux(2) | AUX channel 2 on master bus |
conn.master.fx(3) | FX channel 3 on master bus |
conn.master.sub(3) | Sub group 3 on master bus |
conn.master.vca(4) | VCA 4 on master bus |
The MasterChannel exposes the following operations:
Call on MasterChannel | Description |
|---|---|
| all generic channel operations | |
pan$ | Get pan value (between 0 and 1) |
pan(value) | Set pan for channel (between 0 and 1) |
solo$ | Get solo status (0 or 1) |
setSolo(value) | Set solo for channel (0 or 1) |
solo() | Enable solo |
unsolo() | Disable solo |
toggleSolo() | Toggle solo status |
For input, line and aux master channels, the bus returns a DelayableMasterChannel object which is a subtype of MasterChannel.
It contains the following members:
| Call on channel | Description |
|---|---|
| all from master channel | |
setDelay(ms) | Set delay of the channel in milliseconds (between 0 and 250 (for input or line inputs) or 500 (for aux outputs)) |
changeDelay(offsetMs) | Change channel delay relatively by adding a given value in milliseconds |
delay$ | Get channel delay in milliseconds |
Input channels on the master bus also support automix and multitrack settings, see separate sections.