Calrec BRIO 36, User Manual

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122 BRIO 36
Audio Production System with Optional Networking
PROCESSING
DELAY
Brio 36 has three types of delay available:
• Input delay: up to 5.4 s available per path from a pool of 64 mono legs, for example, when assigning input delay
to a 5.1 path, six of the 256 mono legs are used.
• Path delay: up to 5.4 s available per path from a pool of 64 mono legs, as above.
• Output delay: up to 5.4 s available per path from a pool of 64 mono legs, as above.
Input, path and output delay can be used individually or in combination.
Accessing Delay Controls
• Tapping the delay processing tab brings up the delay screen for the currently accessed path. If the path is an input
channel, both input and path delay are displayed. If the path is an output, path and output delay controls are available.
Note: the appropriate context sensitive controls under the touchscreen illuminate to provide physical controls
• Path delay is available for all paths, input delay is only available for input channel paths, output delay is available an
can be applied to direct outputs on channels and groups providing a direct output has been allocated for those paths.
In addition, aux outputs and main outputs can have output delay applied to their actual bus outputs.
Multiple input and output delay modules can be added to paths. If all available input or output delay modules are in-
use and more are needed, modules must be removed from paths by tapping the
REMOVE buttons at the bottom of the
modules to add them back into the delay pool. The delay context based controls and page are shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 - CONTEXT CONTROLS-INPUT & PATH
DELAY SHOWING PAN POSITION OPTIONS