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Console functions.
STEREO INPUTS
The Stereo inputs allow signals to
be brought back into the console
(returned) from an effect unit
without using up a complete
channel strip. Often stereo signals
can only be routed to the stereo
mix, however, the ASP4816 stereo
inputs allow routing back to the
multi-track in addition to the mix.
This means that effects can be
recorded on the multi-track.
Routing to the foldback system is
also possible using F/B A and F/B
B allowing performers to hear any
reverberation or other effect.
A gain trim with 20 dB of range,
rotary fader, solo and cut switch
complete the facilities on the
input.
The stereo channels effectively
increase the number of inputs
on the console that are available
especially during a mix down.
1 R O U T I N G S W I T C H E S
allowing the input signal to
be sent to the DAW or other
recording device.
2 SHIFT button working with
the routing switches to give
access to tracks 9-16.
3 F/B A allows the input signal
to be fed to Foldback A.
4 F/B B allows the input signal
to be fed to Foldback B.
5 TRIM control to compensate
for different input levels. This
has a range of ±20dB.
6 Rotary FADER allowing the
input signal to be faded up or
down as required.
7 MIX allows the input signal to
be sent to the stereo mix bus.
8 SOLO allows the input signal
to be auditioned depending
upon the selected solo mode.
9 CUT is used to mute the signal
or simply remove any noise
contribution from the return
MASTERS