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Cannot simultaneously Monitor DSD and DXD sources
Monitoring is exclusive to the highest sampling rate in use.
Applicative example: If a user Monitors a DSD source from a Cue, this one will not be able to
simultaneously Monitor another Source PCM (DXD) from another Monitor set.
The consequence will be an automatic Source Deselection with warning log indication.
Therefore, in order to monitor this one, the operator will have to unselect the DSD Source and
select the DXD source. Mixed DSD and DXD source are not recommended in Recording setup.
Note: This will not be an issue if the Monitoring is streamed to another Device.
Refer to the Anubis Log Appendix for all complete message listing.
DXD/DSD Volume control (DAC)
When running on those two formats the Anubis volume control will be done directly by the DAC
(Digital Analog Converter) itself. The Anubis built-in Mixer cannot host and mix DSD 1Bit content
today like it is done for all other PCM formats, so when in 192kHz and lower sampling rates we
are controlling the Volume via Anubis DSP engine (internal mixer).
Monitors Trims in DXD/DSD
While users will see 0.1dB Steps in the Monitor Trim, the effective steps will actually be of 0.5dB
/steps. This is due to the Anubis DAC specifications.
Patch: Multiple target in DXD/DSD
When a Monitor channel is patched to multiple outputs/targets and if the DAC volume control is
applied on one of the targets (XLR 1-2) other targets (Stream 1-2) will not have volume control.