APB-DynaSonics ProDesk-4, Owner'S Manual

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STEREO LINE INPUT - BUS ASSIGNMENT AND BALANCE
Balance Control
This control feeds the post-fader channel signals to any of the assigned bus-pairs: L-R,
Group1-2 and Group 3-4. This Balance control has no effect on the Mono or Center mix
buses.
NOTE:
When the Split Track button is depressed, the L&R channel signals will be combined to a
mono signal within the channel by the Pre-Fader Blend control. If the Blend control is set
for full-Left or full-Right, the opposite R or L signal will NOT be present in the resulting mix
and will not be heard in any of the assigned buses or PFL monitoring.
Mono Assignment Switch
Assigns the post-fader summed-channel signal to the Mono mix bus. It can be used as a
general purpose post-fader output for use as an additional primary console output, aux or
matrix send including use for surround or subwoofer mixes. It may also be used as part of
an A-B vocal mix.
Center Assignment Switch
Assigns the post-fader summed-channel signal to the Center mix bus. In mono sound
systems, this bus can be used as the primary (Center) output (leaving the L-R output
available for stereo recording). It is usually used in LCR installations to feed a discrete signal
to the center speaker cluster.
L-R Assignment Switch
Assigns the post-fader channel signals to the Left & Right mix buses through the Balance
Control. In Stereo or Dual Mono sound systems, this is the most likely used primary output
assignment on the console. The Left & Right outputs are also typically used for music
reproduction when Center or Mono mix buses are used for the Center-fill or sub output of
the Console.
1-2 Assignment Switch
Assigns the post-fader channel signals to the Group 1 & 2 mix buses through the Balance
Control. The Groups can be used independently using their own insert & XLR jacks, or used
as subgroups and assigned back into the Main mix buses (See Master Section- Groups).
3-4 Assignment Switch
Assigns the post-fader channel signals to the Group 3 & 4 mix buses through the Balance
Control. Operation is the same as the Group 1 & 2 assignment.