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MoNo/StErEo
Rather than a pair of mono inputs (which get mixed into both channels of stereo encoders), pairs of input channels
can be configured as L & R stereo. This is possible on the combination of channels 1 & 2, and (with the optional mixer
attached) channels 3 & 4 and channels 5 & 6. Choosing the “
Stereo
” option on either of the inputs will set both inputs to
this mode.
In stereo mode, only the lower number channel has an active input level control. As an example, if channels 1 & 2 are
configured for stereo, only channel 1 input control is used to control both channels. Channel 2 input control has no
effect.
buSSES
NX has two audio busses for input sources
Program
- Audio that is sent to the encoder for streaming to decoders
Producer
- Audio that is available to the headphone feeds, but not to the encoders
Each adjustable input can be assigned to one or both of these busses using the buttons for those channels. The fixed line
input can only be sent to the program bus.
AudIo outputS
The NX headphone outputs each have two control knobs, one to adjust level of the locally generated program (Local),
and one to adjust level of the audio being decoded by NX (Return). The audio input and output screen gives an indication
of the current setting of each of these knobs for each headphone out.
Each headphone output can be configured to add the “producer” bus to the return audio feed. If this is selected for a
specific headphone, the producer feed sums together with the return audio at a fixed level. The “return” level control
adjusts both audio feeds together.
The feed available to the fixed-level line output is selectable here as well. The port can output the
Local
audio, the
Return
audio, or a mix of both. The producer feed can not be applied to the fixed line-level output.
wIth MIXEr AttAChEd
If the optional mixer is attached, the menu
Audio I/O
will “split” into two separate menues:
Audio Inputs and Audio
Outputs
. The
Audio Inputs
menu will display only the Inputs, and the
Audio Outputs
menu will display only the Outputs.
