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Chapter 4 Submasters
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Submaster Types
Pile-On Submaster
A pile-on submaster consists of channels recorded at proportional levels. If
a pile-on submaster’s channel levels are higher than established channel
levels, the submaster’s levels take precedence. If they are lower, the
established levels take precedence (Highest Takes Precedence, HTP).
Submaster numbers are displayed in gray in the Playback display if they are
programmed as pile-on, see Figure 4.2 on next page.
Inhibitive Submaster
With inhibitive submasters you can limit the output of a selection of
channels. An inhibitive submaster controls the levels of assigned channels
much like the way that the grandmaster controls the levels of all channels.
Submaster numbers are displayed in red in the Playback display if they are
programmed as inhibitive, see Figure 4.2 on next page.
Follow this example to create and add channels to an inhibitive submaster:
Procedure: Notes :
1. Press [PREVIEW]
2. Press (SelSub) [13] Enter the number of the sub
to be inhibitive
3. Press (More) 2 times Changes soft-key level
4. Press (Inhib) "Inh" appears below "Type" in
fade attributes line
5. [1] [THRU] [24] [FULL] Channels 1 > 24 set to 100%
(other ch levels may be set)
6. To check, Press [STAGE]
7. Raise channel 10 with sub 13 Channel is inhibited because
at zero position sub is at zero
8. Now raise sub 13 and try channel 10
The same channel can be included in more than one inhibitive
submaster.