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welcome to the c24 workflow coursework now what is it see 24 the see 24 is nonetheless of a control surface a control surface is not an actual board that means that we don't actually have audio signal passing through it we only have a control surface that is a sort of like extension of whatever we could do within ProTools and instead of mousing around we can have a direct access to every single function in Pro Tools but utilizing an actual digital control surface the c24 is divided in nine different modules the first module is the recording module then right below you have the automation module the processor module the soft key module the LED display the channel module the modifier keys module a monitor module and a master module within the recording module which can be found up here you have the ability to select sixteen discrete channels the C 24 is the only board that actually has built-in preamplifiers now you have sixteen Focusrite red preamplifier which have phenomenal converter they are extremely linear so they don't add nor subtract anything to the signal within the sixteen preamplifiers you have right underneath each one of those knobs a switch which allows you to select the source so now by default all of them are in microphone meaning they are waiting to receive a mic input by toggling them you can switch to line and they also offer you the ability to insert within the actual signal path a high-pass filter at 100 Hertz and this works for all the tracks now along with that you have a third or fourth LED over here which is simply a warning signal just in case you are inputting the board with a signal that is too hot so it's a clip indicator by default before or prior to your recording make sure that all the preamplifier are at zero then once you find the optimum level you can start recording and once you're done make sure to turn all the knobs back at zero along with the recording module there is an extra part over here which has to do with engaging the 48 phantom power now the 48 phantom power it's divided in two sections so it goes from channel 1 to 8 and from channel 9 to channel 16 the only thing you have to do is engage the 48 phantom power on the group of tracks that you know for a fact will have a condenser microphone connected to it lastly you have two different types of meter selection so you have a meter that could be in pre or post by default those are pre-fader metering and I suggest you I recommend you to leave it as such and then you have a clip indicator or actually clear clip this has to do primarily when you clip a track inside Pro Tools it's a sort of like due to all options see clear clip...