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5. EQ / FX Channel View
The buttons located at the bottom of channels
1 and 2 (and 3 through 6 on the ProDX8) and
the Bluetooth / Stereo channel strip allow access
to the selected channel’s Channel View.
When tapped, the entire selected channel strip
slides to the left and the selected output strip – main
or aux –remains on the right. The middle then becomes
occupied with the selected channel’s EQ section,
FX send level, compressor level and an option to
link the adjoining channel. See pages 14-18.
The sliders on the EQ / FX button lie horizontally
in mixer view and vertically in channel view indicating
where they will take you. Simply tapping this button
again returns you to the mixer view.
6. FX Return
The FX return strip looks and works nearly identical
to that of an input channel strip. The only differences
are: (1) this fader adjusts the output level of the FX,
(2) instead of an EQ or gear icon button at the bottom
of the strip, there is an FX button and (3) there is no
compressor. This is detailed next.
Navigate to Mixer View
Navigate to Channel View
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7. FX Channel Button
The button located at the bottom of the FX return
channel strip allows access to the FX channel view
for FX selection.
When tapped, the entire FX return channel strip
slides to the left and the selected output strip – main
or aux –remains on the right. The middle then becomes
occupied with the 16 FX from which to select. See page
17.
As seen below, the FX button in mixer view [sound
wave icon] and channel view [vertical sliders] differs.
Simply tapping this button again returns you to the
mixer view.
8. Main / Aux Mix
The main mix strip looks and works nearly identical
to that of an input channel strip. The only differences
are that (1) this mute button mutes the selected output
(Main or Aux) and (2) this fader adjusts the main
output level of the selected output (Main or Aux).
So you’ve stated “... the selected output (Main
or Aux)” a few times now now. What exactly does
that mean? Excellent question...that’s discussed next!
9. Mix Selector
The mixer view shows a fader for each channel.
Initially, this fader controls the level to the main mix.
But how do you control the level going to the aux sends?
Or how about the aux master level? Simple. Use the mix
selector to switch between mixes.
The currently selected mix is illuminated, but
changing the selected output is easy. Simply tap the
desired output – Main, Aux 1 or Aux 2 [ProDX8 only]
and voilà...MixerConnect now controls a different
output.
Once a different mix has been selected, the color
surrounding the channel faders will change to show
the newly selected output. Similarly, the main fader
will display the newly selected mix. Here, the mixer
view acts like a window where you may view and
change one output’s mix at a time. No matter which
output is currently selected, the others are still there,
as they were.
Navigate to FX Selection
Navigate to Mixer View
Summary of Contents for ProDX8
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