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Analog Controls Mute Groups
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snare example.
In a business presentation, you
might have one person giving a
speech, and then three micro-
phones being passed around in
the audience for questions.
And in a church service, mute
groups are invaluable. Set up
one for Pastor Sermon, one
for Praise Band, another for
Choir and Soloist, and one for
Pastor+Choir+Praise Band for
hymns.
Pushing just one
MUTE GROUP
button is far easier for a vol-
unteer than sorting out which
channels to un-mute.
Since you can store up to 
unique Mute Groups as part of
Global Settings, you can have
"Mute Groups for any occasion".
"Hard muting".
This is a name for when you
just directly mute a channel. The
Mute indicator for that channel
turns red.
Creating a Mute Group.

Press and hold a MUTE
GROUP button (A through
D) until it starts blinking.

Mute the channels you want
in the Mute Group. Each
channel indicator will blink
orange after you press it.

Press the designated MUTE
GROUP button. It will turn
off.

The Mute Group is now
programmed. At any time,
just press the
MUTE GROUP
button and all of those
channels will be muted
— with orange indicator
lights.
Hard muting:
pick a channel;
press the MUTE button.
Bask in the warm red glow.
The Mute Group is now ready.
Pick the channels you want to
have in the Mute Group.