Lake Controller Operation Manual
Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4
Solo/Mute Menu Reference
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11. Solo/Mute Menu Reference
The functionality provided by the SOLO/MUTE menu provides an invaluable tool for the sound engineer
during system setup and optimization. The solo function allows specic Module or Groups to be isolated,
instantly muting the rest of the system. This allows for rapid measurement and analysis, including lobe
studies in large, complex systems.
Tap SOLO/MUTE from the HOME menu. This action displays a submenu with mute and solo functions for
Modules and Groups.
11.1 EQ/Levels
Tap EQ/LEVELS from the SOLO/MUTE menu to display the parametric EQ, graphic EQ, XOVER, and
LEVELS screens for the selected Module or Group. This function is active only when a Module or Group
icon has been selected.
When SOLO/MUTE is enabled, EQ/LEVELS can only
be accessed for a Module that is in SOLO mode.
The ability to access EQ/LEVELS from the SOLO/MUTE button bar is necessary as the Lake Controller will
exit SOLO/MUTE mode when you navigate to other areas of the user interface. This is a safety feature to
ensure that no Modules or Groups are left accidentally muted.
Additionally, context switching is also disabled to ensure that no Modules or Groups are left accidentally
muted.
11.2 Solo/Mute Enable
Tap SOLO/MUTE ENABLE button to toggle the SOLO/MUTE functionality ON (orange) and OFF (blue).
While the SOLO/MUTE function is on, icons are red when muted or green when in solo mode. All Modules
default to solo mode when SOLO/MUTE is rst turned on.
Tap a Module or Group icon to keep solo mode active on that Module (or all Modules in the selected Group)
and mute all other Modules in the system. Tap the same icon again to UNMUTE all Modules.
Figure 11-1 shows Module B of a Frame in solo mode. The other two Module icons are muted through the
SOLO/MUTE function.