This window has two slightly different views,
that can be toggled by clicking on the topmost box (roman number "I" in the picture below) at the left
containing the letters "AUX" or "EQ", depending on which view is active:

- II: The Master Control
lets you control the loudness as well as the pan position of the final master mix.
- III: The AUX Effect Row
is only visible in AUX page mode.
It functions just like the instruments column, but displays the names of the effects loaded into the 6 AUX
busses A - F. Here effects should be inserted that are going to be shared
by more than one instrument, as e.g. reverbs, mastering tools, wave recorders etc.
In EQ page mode this column is replaced by 16 little
Oscilloscopes visualizing the post-EQ outputs of the 16 audio channels.
- IV: The Routing Control (rightmost and topmost in both views)
determines the path the audio stream will take from the last channel effect onwards through the six busses
up to the final output. Each of the diagrams stands for a specific combination of serial
(one effect feeding the next one) and parallel (two or more effects processing the same signal seperately
before being summed up) effect routes. Use left-clicks to proceed forwards and right-clicks to proceed backwards
through the list of all possible routings.

This is an all-parallel routing. All AUX effects process the original input separately.

This is an all-serial routing. Each AUX effect processes the output of its predecessor.

A bifurcated routing with two entirely separate audio streams.
- V: The Mixer VU. A quite self-explanatory display. Red is bad, since red means clipping.
- VI: The vertical column at the left - visible in both views - is the Instrument Column:
Here the names of all loaded VST instruments are displayed. Press the 'Page 1'
button to see the first eight and the 'Page 2' button to see the last eight instruments.
A right-click on a name will open the respective VST editor. The parameters in these
editors are recordable the same way
as Track Parameters are.
Furthermore you can rename the instruments
and you can choose between build-in programs (should the VST instrument provide such).
- VII: When in AUX Page mode this is the Bus Control Panel that lets you
control the individual gain
and the pan position as well as the individual amount of the signal on each channel that will be send to
the six available AUX busses. When in EQ Page Mode this space is shared by two different controls:
- The EQ Control Panel gives you control over the
individual loudness of bass, middle and treble frequencies of each channel. With two more controls you can
specify the top and bottom frequencies dividing those regions as well.
- The Channel Effect Column presents three more slots for effects
exclusive to each channel. This is the natural place for effects which are only useful when processing one
single instrument or voice, as e.g. distortion units, panners, flangers etc.