Specifications

Pan, routing, mute and solo 39

VeniceF

Operator Manual

Pan, routing, mute and solo

The VeniceF is a flexible mixing console with four group buses plus stereo and mono.

Groups and solo sections of the mono input channels

The signal can be routed to any of the four group buses by pressing the corresponding

group select switch.

Item Description

1 Group switches Each group switch routes the channel signal to its

associated group bus (as described later in this section).

2 mono switch This switch routes the channel signal to the mono bus

(post-EQ, post-mute and post-fader).

3 stereo switch Routes the channel signal to the stereo master bus

(post-EQ, post-pan, post-mute and post-fader).

4 pan control knob The pan control allows the channel signal to be

positioned in a stereo field when routed to the stereo bus, or when group

sends are configured to be stereo. The pan control allows continuous

adjustment of the image from hard left, to hard right with a centre detent,

and obeys a constant power law (that is, -3dB at the centre).

5 pan to groups switch The VeniceF’s group sends may be configured by

pressing this switch for stereo group operation or released for mono group

mode (as described later in this section).

6 MUTE switch and red LED The MUTE switch mutes the channel signal.

The signal will still be sent to the insert point and to the direct

output. The mute LED illuminates to show that the MUTE switch is on.

7 SOLO switch and yellow LED With solo enabled the channel signal is

sent to the after-fade listen (AFL) stereo and pre-fade listen (PFL) mono

buses. The left and right local monitor outputs can be used, for example,

when operating from within a booth to hear selected solos and not the

whole mix. The solo LED illuminates to show when a solo is on.