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Monitoring of Aux and Cue Buses - A Helpful Note
When tracking it is often faster and more useful to build a
monitor mix for musician foldback on your control room
monitors.
For this reason it is useful to be able to solo or listen exclusively
to the balance being created and fed into any of these buses.
In order to provide such functionality on ASP2802, the aux
buses feed not only their own hardware outputs but ASP2802’s
capable monitor section. Here the Aux 1 and Aux 2 buses can
be selected and combined as control room sources, allowing
auditioning of headphone mixes direct in the control room,
however to monitor the cue bus, it must be summed into the
main mix bus via the assign control located above the master
fader.
For more information about how to achieve this please read
the aux and cue masters section of this manual.
Mix Bus Assign
In order to feed any of the 8 main channels (output of
the VCA fader and pan pot) into the main stereo mix
bus, it is necessary to engage the mix assign switch
located next to the pan pot.
Channel Pan
The pan control provides a smooth taper with an approximate
pan law of -4 dB, providing a decent compromise between
constant power and constant voltage pan law design ideals.
Both the cue and channel pan controls are centre detented for
easy mono positioning.