Update user manual for channel level meters.
Also includes a number of minor wording changes elsewhere.
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level fader is set to minimum (which is the default setting), the reverberation effect is switched off and does
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not cause any additional CPU usage.
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### Local audio input fader
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### Local audio pan / balance control
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![Local audio input fader](audiofader.jpg)
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![Local audio pan / balance control](audiofader.jpg)
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With the audio fader, the relative levels of the left and right local audio channels can be changed. For a mono signal
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With the balance control, the relative levels of the left and right local audio channels can be changed. For a mono signal
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it acts like a panning between the two channels. If, e.g., a microphone is connected to the right input channel and
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an instrument is connected to the left input channel which is much louder than the microphone, move the audio fader
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in a direction where the label above the fader shows L -x, where x is the current attenuation indicator.
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![Audio faders](faders.jpg)
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In the audio mixer frame, a fader for each connected client at the server is shown. This includes a fader for the own signal.
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With the faders, the audio level of each client can be modified individually.
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In the audio mixer frame, a fader is shown for each connected client at the server, including yourself.
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The faders allow you to adjust the level of what you hear without affecting what others hear.
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The VU meter shows the input level at the server - that is, what you are sending.
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With the Mute checkbox, the current audio channel can be muted. With the Solo checkbox, the current audio channel can
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be set to solo which means that all other channels except of the current channel are muted.
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Using the Mute checkbox prevents the indicated channel being heard in your local mix.
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The solo checkboxes allow you to hear only one, or several, channels, with those not soloed being muted.
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Settings Window
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If enabled, a fancy skin will be applied to the main window.
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### Display channel levels
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![Display channel levels](displaychannellevels.png)
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If enabled, the channel input level for each connected client will be displayed in the mixer.
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### Central server address
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![Central server address](centralserveraddress.png)
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