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EQ

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PREMIUM ANALOG MIXER w/ PERKINS EQ & FIREWIRE 

SUB

ASSIGN

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CONTROL

ROOM

PHONES

MAIN MIX

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SUB ASSIGN

MAIN MIX

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TO AUX 5

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TO AUX 6

SENDS

RETURNS

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EFX TO

MON

RUDE 

SOLO

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SUB 3-4

FW 1-2

SUB 1-2

TAPE

ASSIGN TO

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LEVEL

SET

CLIP

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AUX

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AUX

12V 0.5A

LAMP

CTRL ROOM/PHONES

SOURCE

ASSIGN TO

FW 15-16

LEVEL

MIC

EXTERNAL 

MIC

LINE

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DESTINATION

AUX MASTER

SENDS 1-6

TO FW 9-14

TALKBACK

PHONES

AUX 1-6

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TO FW 5-8

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LEVEL

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AFL

 TAPE TO 

MAIN MIX

TAPE IN

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MODE

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FREQ

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FREQ

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12kHz

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80Hz

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FREQ

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80Hz

U

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FREQ

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MID

FREQ

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U

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FREQ

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SUBGROUPS

TALKBACK

RECORDING OUTS

POST GAIN PRE INSERT

BALANCED

1-8

9-16

O

O

+6

SUB OUT

FIREWIRE

CTRL-RM OUT

TAPE

MAIN INSERT

IN

OUT

AUX SEND

AUX RETURN

3

3

R

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MONO

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(MONO)

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R

L

MAIN OUT

POWER

ON

(TIP=SEND

RING=RTN)

BAL/UNBAL

BAL/UNBAL

BALANCED

MIC

+48v

HI-Z

L

BAL/UNBAL

MIC

+

4dB 

MAIN OUTPUT

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ONY

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HI-Z

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X MIC PRE

 

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ONY

X MIC PRE

 

Aux Master

This section includes the aux sends and the aux 

returns. Aux sends tap signals off the channels, via the 
aux knobs [35], mix these signals from each channel 
together, then sends them out the aux send jacks [19] 
and FireWire outputs 9-14. The aux sends can be pre-
fader or post-fader (both are post-EQ, but see page 46).

Post-fader aux sends can be fed to the inputs of an 

external processor like a reverb or digital delay. From 
there, the outputs of this external processor are fed 
back to the mixer’s aux return jacks [18]. Then these 
signals are sent through the aux return level controls 
[59], and finally delivered to the main mix.

So, the original unprocessed “dry” signals go from 

the channels to the main mix, and the processed “wet” 
signals go from the aux returns to the main mix, and 
once mixed together, the dry and wet signals combine to 
create a glorious sound!

Pre-fader aux sends are typically used to provide 

another mix for stage monitors. In this case, the aux re-
turns aren’t used to return the signal. Instead, they can 
be used as additional stereo inputs, or not used at all.

55. MASTER AUX SENDS 1-6

These knobs provide overall control over the aux send 

levels, just before they are delivered to the aux send 
outputs [19]. These knobs go from off to +15 db when 
turned all the way up.

The aux sends can either be pre or post fader, depend-

ing on the position of the aux pre/post switches [56]. 

This is usually the knob you turn up when the lead 

singer glares at you, points at his stage monitor, and 
sticks his thumb up in the air. (It would follow that if 
the singer stuck his thumb down, you’d turn the knob 
down, but that never happens.)

The aux sends can also be sent to FireWire outputs 

9-14 for recording [58]. The levels to FireWire are af-
fected by these send controls and the pre/post switch.

56. PRE/POST

The pre/post switches determine whether the aux 

send signal is tapped from the channels before the 
channel level controls (pre-fader) or after (post-fader). 
Having a separate pre/post switch for each aux is a 
super-useful feature as it allows the use of one effects 
processor and one stage monitor chain, at the same 
time. 

For stage monitor work, use pre, so the stage moni-

tors do not increase in volume when the channel level is 
adjusted.

For external processors, use post. In this way, the feed 

to external processors will vary with the channel level, 
keeping them in the same ratio, so that the “wet” signal 
level follows the “dry” signal level.

57. AUX SENDS SOLO

This button allows you to solo an individual aux send. 

If you are using the aux sends to feed your stage moni-
tors, you may use these buttons to check your monitor 
mix. Beside each switch is an indicating LED to let you 
easily spot a soloed aux send.

The aux send solo is not affected by the solo mode 

switch (PFL/AFL) [52], except that in PFL mode only 
the right meter indicates the signal. The aux send's 
PFL/AFL status is determined by the pre/post switches 
[56] next to the aux send masters [55].

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Summary of Contents for ONYX 1640I

Page 1: ...HIGH MID FREQ LOW MID FREQ 40dB U 20dB U 20 30 40 60 L R MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O SEND PRE POST OL 10 0 20 SUB ASSIGN MAIN MIX 1 2 3 4 GAIN 4 2 1 5 6 3 PAN HIGH 12kHz LOW 80Hz U...

Page 2: ...adian Department of Communications ATTENTION Le pr sent appareil num rique n met pas de bruits radio lectriques d passant las limites applicables aux appareils num riques de class A de class B selon l...

Page 3: ...rn them on last This will reduce the chance of turn on or turn off thumps Always turn down the phones level when making connections pressing solo or doing anything that may cause loudness in the head...

Page 4: ...erful Effects Engine With six aux sends routable to your DAW the 1640i al lows you to use your favorite plug in as a realtime effect Just route an aux send to your DAW apply the plug in and assign you...

Page 5: ...paragraphs This icon marks infor mation that is critically important or unique to the mixer For your own good read them and remember them This icon will lead you to some explanations of features and...

Page 6: ...DS 1 6 16 36 PAN 17 37 MUTE 17 38 CHANNEL FADER 17 39 20 0 10 AND OL LEDS 17 40 ASSIGN 17 41 SOLO 18 CONTROL ROOM PHONES AND METERS 19 42 HEADPHONE OUTPUT 19 43 LAMP 19 44 MAIN MIX 19 45 TAPE SUB 1 4...

Page 7: ...APE ASSIGN TO MAIN MIX MAIN MIX 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 MAIN MIX SUB1 SUB4 SUB3 SUB2 SUB1 SUB4 SUB3 SUB2 4 3 2 2 1 1 6 4 2 1 5 6 3 PAN AUX AUX AUX...

Page 8: ...1 SUB4 SUB3 SUB2 4 3 2 2 1 1 6 4 2 1 5 6 3 PAN AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX CTRL ROOM PHONES SOURCE LEVEL MIC EXTERNAL MIC DESTINATION AUX MASTER TALKBACK PHONES AUX...

Page 9: ...UB3 SUB2 4 3 2 2 1 1 6 4 2 1 5 6 3 PAN AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX CTRL ROOM PHONES SOURCE LEVEL MIC EXTERNAL MIC DESTINATION AUX MASTER TALKBACK PHONES AUX 1 6 1 2...

Page 10: ...AN HIGH 12kHz LOW 80Hz U 15 15 U 15 15 U 15 15 U 15 15 8k 400 2k 2k 100 400 HIGH MID FREQ LOW MID FREQ 40dB U 20dB U 20 30 40 60 L R MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O SEND PRE POST GAIN...

Page 11: ...ps feature our Onyx design with higher fidelity and headroom rivaling any standalone mic preamp on the market today The XLR inputs are wired as follows Pin 1 Shield or ground Pin 2 Positive or hot Pin...

Page 12: ...ernal processor graphic equal izer or compressor limiter or directly to the inputs of the main amplifier 11 MONO OUT This 1 4 TRS output connector provides a balanced or unbalanced line level signal t...

Page 13: ...return input and the mono signals will ap pear on both sides of the main mix 19 AUX SENDS 1 6 These 1 4 TRS connectors allow you to send balanced or unbalanced line level outputs to external effects d...

Page 14: ...T OL 10 0 20 SUB ASSIGN MAIN MIX 1 2 3 4 GAIN 4 2 1 5 6 3 PAN HIGH 12kHz LOW 80Hz U 15 15 U 15 15 U 15 15 U 15 15 8k 400 2k 2k 100 400 HIGH MID FREQ LOW MID FREQ 40dB U 20dB U 20 30 40 60 L R MAX O O...

Page 15: ...h channel at optimal internal operating levels If the signal originates through the mic XLR jack there will be 0 dB of gain with the knob fully down ramping to 60 dB of gain fully up Through the 1 4 l...

Page 16: ...t needed When this button is out the EQ controls have no effect on the signal You may use this switch to make an A B comparison between the EQ d signal and the signal without EQ We have completely red...

Page 17: ...gnal when a channel is muted The LED next to the mute switch illuminates when the mute switch is engaged 38 CHANNEL FADER This is the last control in a channel s signal path and it adjusts the level o...

Page 18: ...ores telling everyone that I wrote the manual for that Let me be your main mix However if you are printing tracks via the recording outs 20 or via FireWire 3 the channel assignment switches no longer...

Page 19: ...ones and to check the main mix levels in the meters In addition to the main mix you can listen to any combination of tape FireWire and recording outs depending on which of these switches 45 is engaged...

Page 20: ...h the main mix lines to the source matrix will be discon nected from the control room and phones outputs to prevent feedback 3 If you have tape as your source matrix selec tion and then engage this sw...

Page 21: ...rs are not controlled by the control room knob 47 you would not want that anyway What you do want to see is the actual channel level on the meters regardless of how loud the signals output may be With...

Page 22: ...s or not used at all 55 MASTER AUX SENDS 1 6 These knobs provide overall control over the aux send levels just before they are delivered to the aux send outputs 19 These knobs go from off to 15 db whe...

Page 23: ...hannel strip These two knobs feed their respective stereo aux return signals to a mono summing amp and then to aux 5 feeds aux return 1 to aux send 5 master and to aux 6 feeds aux return 2 to aux send...

Page 24: ...click track directly into the main mix but you do not want the mixdown deck or the audience to hear it Therefore you may route it to the control room and phones output instead Similarily it may be us...

Page 25: ...TION PHONES AUX 1 6 Push in the phones switch to route the talkback signal to the headphones Use this to communicate with the talent in the studio through the headphones during a re cording session Wh...

Page 26: ...ect s output to whatever the final destination is usually a multitrack recorder The subgroup signal is off when its fader is fully down the U marking is unity gain and fully up provides 10 dB addition...

Page 27: ...x switch 44 is engaged The main mix signals are off with the knob fully down the U marking is unity gain and fully up provides 10 dB of additional gain This additional gain will typically never be nee...

Page 28: ...n case one of your external pieces has a problem Make sure that you are not overdriving your amplifiers Check the loudspeaker average load impedance is not less than the minimum your amplifier can han...

Page 29: ...lug is connected tip to signal send output from mixer ring to signal return input back into mixer and sleeve to ground earth 1 4 TS Phone Plugs and Jacks TS stands for Tip Sleeve the two connections a...

Page 30: ...loop TIP SEND to effect RING RETURN from effect MONO PLUG MONO PLUG STEREO PLUG Figure G DB25 Connectors The Recording Outs on the back of the Onyx 1640i provide balanced direct outputs for channels...

Page 31: ...4 dBu in 0 dB gain 4 dBu out 0 005 Mic input at insert 10 dBu in 20 dB gain 20 Hz to 20 kHz bandwidth 0 0007 Stereo channel line input to any output 4 dBu in all gain stages at unity 4 dBu out 0 005...

Page 32: ...other brand names mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders and are hereby acknowledged The technical writer responsible for this manual thinks that his editor is a...

Page 33: ...in R R L aux 6 pre aux 5 pre pfl logic Main 4 3 Sub aux 6 post aux 5 post aux 4 pre aux 3 pre aux 4 post aux 3 post afl R afl L 2 1 aux 2 pre aux 1 pre aux 2 post aux 1 post CR in L CR in R L R Aux Re...

Page 34: ...nnections 2 The Pod can be fitted on the back of the mixer with the connections pointing out the back This will take up 12 rack spaces Allow one or two extra spaces for making your connections Details...

Page 35: ...ure 1 Turn off the mixer and disconnect the power cord and all connecting cords 2 Place the mixer face down on a soft and dry flat surface 3 Remove the 22 screws as shown below and keep them handy for...

Page 36: ...ht back on the Pod until it stops 5 Rotate Pod as shown below Hold both sides of the Pod to keep the travel even Move the Pod all the way back until it stops and the bottom surface of the Pod is paral...

Page 37: ...ack ears to the mixer using the same silver flathead screws removed from the side trim The rack ears are stamped with an R or L to denote which side of the mixer it goes on based on house view Finally...

Page 38: ...ds 2 Place the mixer face down on a soft and dry flat surface 3 Remove the 14 screws as shown below and keep them handy as you will need them again Only one screw from each side of the trim is removed...

Page 39: ...Rotate the Pod arms and reinstall the four arm screws Rotate the Pod so that the connection jacks are parallel to the top of the mixer Reinstall the two silver flathead screws through the side trim an...

Page 40: ...eces with the supplied screws Place the Pod bucket as shown Attach the Pod bucket to the mixer using the screws removed in step 3 Screw the Pod bucket to the Pod using the supplied screws Unscrew the...

Page 41: ...d the Onyx 1640i Pod section There is nothing else left to say about it no more instructions The thought of an almost nearly blank page is utterly intolerable though And this is included for a step th...

Page 42: ...s owner s manual you will not be reading this yet It s a bit of a paradox really because didn t you just read it Like this bit of text right now Hmm MackieWindowsFireWireAudioDriver InstallationInstru...

Page 43: ...audio applications such as iTunes or Windows Media Player InstallationforWindowsXP 1 Connect the FireWire cable from your Onyx 1640i to the computer 2 Power on your Onyx 1640i 3 The Windows XP applica...

Page 44: ...new software has been installed successfully and that the found new hardware wizard is com plete 11 Pack yourself a big lunch and go for a nice walk outside Have a picnic and lie back and dream Things...

Page 45: ...click Audio MIDI Setup 4 Click the Audio Devices tab and select Onyx i in the Properties For drop down box 5 Here you can see the settings for the mixer You can also choose it as your default input o...

Page 46: ...at they are post insert instead For example this allows for the use of an external processor on the mic signal sending the result to the FireWire while still being pre EQ Modifications Post FaderFireW...

Page 47: ...B U 20dB U 20 30 40 60 L R MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O MAX O O SEND PRE POST OL 10 0 20 SUB ASSIGN MAIN MIX 1 2 3 4 GAIN 4 2 1 5 6 3 PAN HIGH 12kHz LOW 80Hz U 15 15 U 15 15 U 15 15 U 15 15...

Page 48: ...MIC EXTERNAL MIC LINE FW 16 LINE FW 15 75Hz 18dB OCT 75Hz 18dB OCT DESTINATION AUX MASTER SENDS 1 6 TO FW 9 14 TALKBACK PHONES AUX 1 6 15 16 15 O O 15 O O 15 O O 10 O O 10 O O 10 O O 10 O O 10 O O 10...

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