SoundCraft RM1d, User Manual

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RM1d/RM1ds User Guide
Main Meters
The RM1d has comprehensive metering using 3 easily selected modes that show either the STE
(PROG) or STE 2 (AUD) output busses or which monitor the control room selection.
Metering can be specified at the time of ordering with either VU or PPM characteristics, the
latter with 1-7, DIN or EBU scales.
Faders
The 100mm long throw faders found on the RM1d work just as you would expect on an analogue
console. The top end of the fader is calibrated at 0dB (Unity Gain). The Master Faders can be
bypassed via the SETUP Menu so that both STE bus outputs are fixed at Unity Gain.
Edit Strip
The EDIT STRIP places the main controls found on a conventional analogue channel strip, in
one central easy-to-access area. The EDIT STRIP has 3-band equalisation, variable High Pass
Filter, 2 Stereo-linkable Aux Sends which can be switched either Pre or Post channel fader, a
Digital Trim control and a PAN /BALANCE control together with STE 1
(PROG) and STE 2 (AUD)
assignment buttons.
Lexicon Effects Processors
The RM1d features a built-in Lexicon Stereo FX Processor that includes Reverb, Delay, Chorus
and Flange effects and is fed from AUX Sends 1& 2. Customised effects can be stored in user
libraries for later recall.
Stereo Dynamics Processors
Each channel has a Dynamics Processor that is automatically configured depending on the
channel source, for either Mono or Stereo operation. It is positioned before the digital TRIM &
EQ controls so that limiting can occur during signal peaks.
Snapshot Presets
Complete recall of all console settings can be stored in up to 128 PRESET memory locations for
recall.
Audio quality
All analogue inputs and outputs on the RM1d have 24 bit 128 x oversampling Analogue to
Digital/Digital to Analogue (AD/DA) converters, ensuring wide dynamic range and superb sonic
performance.