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Creating a Mix Minus (N-1)
One of the most common functions required during a live
production is the mix minus, or N-1, output. The mc
2
66 may use
any of its 32 auxiliary sends to create mix minus feeds. Let’s take
an example where we wish to create separate mix minus feeds
for the first four microphone inputs we assigned to fader strips 1
through 4 earlier.
Configuring the Mix Minus Auxiliary Sends
The first step is to configure the auxiliary sends to be used for
each mix minus feed. This is done from the signal Settings
display by linking the auxiliary you wish to use to the input
source. To keep things simple let’s use auxiliary sends 1 to 4 for
our configuration:
1. Press the SIGNAL button, located on the SCREEN
CONTROL panel, to view the Signals display.
2. Using the trackball or navigation buttons, select the
directory (e.g. Stagebox), sub-directory (e.g. Mics) and
the first source (e.g. MIC_06.3) you wish to assign a mix
minus send:
The selected Source Name and Label are highlighted on the
display.