10. Line.
L/mono&R.
(Channels 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 only dependant on model). As with channels
1-6, these channels have a ¼” jack line input which also serves as the mono channel in
these stereo channels. The primary function of these inputs is for signal source that require
a stereo feed (2 inputs), such as Keyboard, Music playback, drum machine, etc.
11. Program
(efx).
Here you can choose any one of 16 preset digital effects. By using the scroll
up and down key you can see all the various effects on the LCD screen. Once an effect is
chosen it will be saved when the mixer is switched off.
12. EFX
out.
This is to route into an external effects unit.
13. Foot
sw.
This is to switch the vocal effects on and off via a ¼ jack footswitch (not included).
14. Graphic equalizer (monitor/main).
This allows you to cut or boost certain frequencies to
help enhance the mix. The middle of each graphic is your 0dB starting point. Frequencies
tend to be cut or ‘notched out’ more than boosted. Ideal if you are in a room which does
not have particularly good acoustics. You can use the graphic to cut certain frequencies that
sometimes tend to feedback. There are 2 graphics, 1 for each output. This one (monitor)
can be assigned to the monitor mix or the out front mix (see bridge/mix/mon) There are 7
frequency bands on each graphic, ranging from a low 60Hz to a high 16KHz.
15. EFX to mon.
This controls the amount of effect routed back through your foldback monitor
16. Music to Mon.
This controls the amount of music (playback) through your monitor
17. EQ
in.
This button is used if you wish to bypass the graphic equalizer. When the button is
in, the green LED will light indicating that the graphic is in use.
18. Monitor master.
This controls the overall level of signal to the monitor when the amplifier
is split for use in main/monitor mode(
19. LED’s.
These LED’s will show you the output level of the mixer. An output of 0dB should try
to be achieved as much as possible for optimum performance.
20. EFX to main.
This controls the amount of effects to the out front mix
21. Aux to main.
This controls the amount of signal to the out front mix of whatever is plugged
into the auxiliary (see aux in)
22. Music to main.
This controls the amount of music (playback) to the out front mix.
23. Master
volume.
This controls the overall volume to the out front mix
24. Phantom
power.
The +48v phantom power switch should be activated when connecting
condenser microphones or DI boxes that require phantom power to the mixer.
25. Input (aux in/music in)
These inputs are for any stereo music playback or anything that
requires a signal source, such as a drum machine, video camera, etc. Either ¼” jack or
phono RCA) inputs can be used.
