ii.
You can also use the Inputs of the connected N22. To do this, simply connect your
sources to the N22, and set the Source Switch [R2] down to the C.A.S.T. position.
3. Connect the Outputs of the connected N22 to the inputs of your desired recording
device.
i.
Note: These outputs will be line level outputs and so connect them to a
source that can handle a fully balanced, line level signal.
4. Adjust the preamps to taste using the Gain, 48v, and Mojo controls.
5. Using the Aux 1 Mixer controls, adjust the submix of both preamp channels to create
your ideal blend of input sources.
i.
The Ch1 Level Control [F11] and the Ch2 Level Control [F13] adjust the level of
Camden EC2’s preamp channels 1 and 2 respectively to the outputs of the
connected N22.
With this setup, both of N22’s output will receive the same mix from Camden EC2’s Aux 1 Mixer
for redundant recording. If you engage the Stereo Pan Switch [F15], Channel 1 and 2 on
Camden EC2 will be sent to Outputs 1 and 2 on the connected N22.
Submixing 4 to 1
After you have followed the steps above to submix 2 channels into 1, you can also add another
stereo source to the system that will allow you to submix 4 channels into a single output if
desired.
1. Connect a stereo source to Camden EC2’s Aux Input [R8].
2. Now you can use the Aux In/C.A.S.T. Level Control [F12] to adjust the level of the Aux
Input [R8] to the connected N22’s output.
You can then use all of the Aux 1’s level controls to create a custom mix of your choosing and
sum 4 channels of audio into a stereo output for advanced recording.
Note:
The TT paths of the C.A.S.T. Input on Camden EC2 are fed before Aux Level [F14] and
so that control will have no effect on the overall level of the N22’s output. To adjust
the overall output of the N22, adjust each level control separately.
Camden EC2 User Manual
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