User manual

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AUX MASTERS
The auxiliary masters control
the overall level of the auxiliary
outputs. A balance or mix can thus
be created by using the controls
on the channel strips and the
overall level adjusted by using
the auxiliary master control. The
auxiliary outputs can be solo’d so
that a balance can be created by
listening to the output.
A typical mixing situation may
require that the LF and SF paths
feed the same effect device.
Although an auxiliary send can
be assigned to either of the two
paths they naturally cannot access
both paths at the same time. By
linking auxiliaries this problem
is overcome and if the auxiliary
3 signals need to be combined
with those on Auxiliary 1 this
can be achieved by simply using
the link facility. The following
combinations are possible:
AUXs 3 and 5 can be linked to
AUX 1.
AUX s 4 and 6 can be linked to
AUX 2.
1 AUX I L I A RY M A S T E R
LEVEL controls the overall
auxiliary output.
2 SOLO button used to audition
the auxiliary output. This is
always AFL.
3 The LINK button is used when
it is required to combine signals
from different auxiliaries into
a common signal. The leftmost
auxiliary becomes the overall
master, thus if auxiliary 3 is
linked to auxiliary 1 then the
output of auxiliary 1 should be
used as the master output.
Console functions.
MASTERS