User Manual

“MATRIX” screen Chapter 4. System screen

MTX-MRX Editor User Guide

2 Matrix bus select buttons

Select the matrix bus to which the signal will be sent. A pair of channels that are

assigned as stereo is shown by a single button.

If you right-click the button, you’ll be able to set all send levels to the matrix bus in a

single operation by choosing 0 dB, –3 dB, –6 dB, or –Infinity.

3 Input channel matrix

Shows the send level of each channel. The

horizontal axis indicates the input channels,

and the vertical axis indicates the send-

destination matrix buses. The PAN or Blend

settings are included in the send levels. Click

here to turn send on/off. If you drag with the mouse, the send on/off settings over which

the cursor passes will change to the state of the location from which you began

dragging.

If a name has been assigned to the input channel or zone, the name is shown at the top

or right of the matrix.

You can right-click a cross point and make multiple send on/off settings in a single

operation by choosing Matrix ON (all horizontal axis on), Matrix OFF (all horizontal

axis off), All ON (all on), or All OFF (all off).

• Do not turn on the input channel matrix for an input channel that is connected to a PGM1

unit.

• You can use the vertical and horizontal scroll bars to select ANC buses or other channels

that are hidden.

4 [ZONE] button

Indicate the zones that are the matrix output destinations. Click a button to access the

“ZONE” screen. A pair of channels that are assigned as stereo is shown by a single

button.

ZONE 9 through ZONE 16 are only displayed; they have no buttons.

5 Input channel faders

When SENDS ON FADER mode is on, the faders and [ON] buttons are shown in the

same color as the send-destination matrix bus select buttons.

5 -1 PAN (controller and numeric box)

The controller and numeric value are shown only if the matrix bus is stereo,

allowing the setting to be edited.

Far left is 63L, center is C, and far right is 63R.

On:

Off:

Send level

NOTE