User`s manual

AEQ FORUM

Digital audio mixer for broadcast applications

From left to right and from top to bottom the available options are:

• Name of the snapshot (test 1 in the example).

• Name of the channel (ANA 3 in the example).

• “Routing”: allows you to configure the initial activation (or not) of the quick routing keys

that are available above each fader channel of AEQ FORUM control surface.

• “Balance/Panorama”: allows you to manage the initial balance or panoramic control for

this input channel.

• “Buttons”: allows you to configure the initial status of the PFL sending button (“CUE”)

and the CHANNEL ON/OFF keys of AEQ FORUM control.

• “Digital Gain”: allows you to control the initial input gain of the selected channel from -

12dB to +12 dB, by means of a graphical representation of a sliding fader.

• “Fader”: allows you to configure the initial virtual position of that channel fader.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This configuration will take effect when that channel is not

associated to a physical fader in the control surface; when it’s associated to a fader, the

value corresponding to that physical fader position will be taken.

• When you move the corresponding fader in the control surface, that initial value

updates.

• “Digital Sound Processes”: allows you to configure and activate/deactivate initially the

available processes for that channel or, by means of “Load Preset” button, to select

and load a previously created preset (see section 4.3.4).

• “OK”: allows you to accept the created or edited configuration.

• “Cancel”: allows you to reject the created or edited configuration. No change you may

have made is saved.

4.3.5.2. Advanced configuration of outputs.

Within the “Configure Inputs & Outputs” advanced configuration screen, the right part of the

screen shows the complete list of all the available audio output channels. Three columns are

shown:

• “Output”

: shows the internal numeric identifier for the output.

• “Label”: shows the name or label associated to the channel.

• “Config”: allows you to configure the associated options for that output channel from a

specific screen. You can access by clicking “Click to [CONFIG]” and then clicking

again on the

button that will appear.