Harrison Mixbus VBM, User Manual

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MIXBUS VBM 2 December 2021
Indicators and controls are as follows:
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Monitor Selector – this selects where the Monitor Strip is monitoring from. Monitoring
point can be set to anywhere in the VBM, as shown in Figure 39 .
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Solo Indicator/button – this button flashes whenever there is an active solo as shown
in Figure 40 . Click on the flashing button to clear the solo.

Isolated indicator/button – this button is lit when a channel or bus strip is isolated from
soloing. Click on the button to de-isolate.
"Solo Isolate" is a mode which prevents a channel from muting when other channels are
solo'd. Ctrl-click (Cmd on a MAC) on a channel to solo-isolate it.

Pre Fader Listen – Solo monitors pre the channel or bus fader
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After Fader Listen – Solo monitors post channel or bus fader
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Exclusive Solo – when engaged (and the indicator is lit) only one solo'd source will be
heard at a time. Normally all solo'd sources will be heard together.

Solo >> Mute - when engaged, solo overrides mute. Muted sources will also be heard
in solo.

Redirect Section – allows for insertion of signal processing plugins in the monitor path

Solo Boost - this knob adds additional gain to a solo'd source. The button allows quick
presetting of the amount of boost to 3, 6 or 10 dB
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DIM - this knob sets the amount of monitor attenuation when the " Dim " button is
engaged. The button allows quick presetting of the amount of attenuation to -3, -6, -12
or -20 dB
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L-R Controls – These buttons allow mute, dim, solo or invert of the main left and right
monitor outputs

Mono – sums left and right monitor paths to both outputs
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Mute – cuts all audio output from the monitor section
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Monitor Attenuator – this is the volume control for your monitoring speaker output.
The button allows quick presetting of the level to –3, -6, -12,-20 or –30 dB
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