Apple MB792Z/A User Manual - Page 1058

A cable connection to another layer looks like this: To remove a cable connection Do one of the following: µ Click the cable with the Eraser tool. µ Select the cable and press Delete. µ Grab the cable, and plug it back into (drag it over) the triangle of the source object. µ Use Edit > Clear Cables Only to remove all selected cables, without also clearing any objects that happen to be selected. This is handy when you want to clear all cables leading to (or from) one or more objects, given that selecting objects also selects all associated cable connections. Making Multiple Cable Connections There is no limit to the number of cables that you can plug in to a destination object. All MIDI signals are mixed at the object's input. To make multiple output connections from an object 1 Connect the object to a destination object. Once an output from an object is used (cabled to another object), another output triangle automatically appears. 2 Use the second output triangle to create a second cable connection to a further destination object. Once this is done, a third output triangle appears, and so on. Some objects have special outputs, and are exceptions to the previous task. One example is channel splitter objects (see Channel Splitter Objects), which feature several (functionally different) outputs. Other special objects include cable switchers (see Cable Switchers) and the Physical Input object (see Physical Input Objects). In these objects, each output can only be used once. 1058 Chapter 36 Working in the Environment