Arrange Keys
Choose a Profile to Edit
Section titled “Choose a Profile to Edit”Add a User Key
Section titled “Add a User Key”Add a Party Line Key
Section titled “Add a Party Line Key”Add a Group Key
Section titled “Add a Group Key”Allow Listen
Section titled “Allow Listen”Allow Talk
Section titled “Allow Talk”Allow Latching
Section titled “Allow Latching”Set a Key’s Priority
Section titled “Set a Key’s Priority”Each key has a T.Prio and an L.Prio: the priority of the user’s voice when they talk through the key, and the priority they give what they listen to through it. Each is Low, Standard or High. A feed key has only L.Prio and a group key only T.Prio. A key with a priority other than Standard shows a small badge next to its name.
When a higher-priority source is actually speaking into someone’s mix, every lower-priority source in that mix ducks. A key that is open but silent ducks nothing. Priorities only decide ducking; they never change a level. See Priority and Ducking for how users see it, and Settings for how far and how fast sources duck.
Users can override the Listen priority of their keys and the priority of people talking to them, in their own mix only. Their talk priority stays as the profile says.