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1:1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO MIXDOWN

1

and

16.8.16.

(differences

1)

An

INTERNAL

POWER SUPPLY model is identified by the 3-pin

power

input socket found on the rear of the console.

2)

An

EXTERNAL

POWER

SUPPLY model is identified by

a

6-pin

(XLR

type)

DC connector found on the rear of the console. An

external

power

supply

Type

EP4 would be supplied as

standard

with

the

console.

The 16.4.8 has 26 inputs in total at mixdown and the 16.8.16 has 34.

DO NOT switch on the console until this section has been read:

MIXDOWN

3)

The

EXTERNAL

POWER SUPPLY model may by expanded by more

than

2

Many

studios are now using more and more MIDI based outboard equipment

and

instruments. A normal console would require such instruments to be

recorded

via multitrack or use up valuable input channels to pass them

to

stereo.

This

would unnecessarily, but unavoidably, add

noise

to

signals

which

are virtually perfect. The MIXDOWN consoles

can

avoid

this

as

they

have basic input sections routed direct to

stereo

and

with

monitoring controls. They are able to utilise the multitrack

for

"live"

sounds (vocalists, guitars, brass etc.) only, while

monitoring

the

sequenced

MIDI

keyboards, drum machines etc.

connected

to

the

AUXILIARY

LINE

INPUTS. At the 2-track mixdown stage,

the

multitrack

recording

would be mixed with the MIDI sequenced instruments from

the

basic

input

sections.

This

could make it

possible

for

a

smaller

multitrack

to

be

used, because the multi-output

drum

machines

and

keyboards

- which would have normally consumed several tracks and made

bouncedowns

inevitable

could now bypass the

multitrack

operation

totally.

There

are

two

sizes of MIXDOWN mixing console: 16.4.8

This

manual

has

been

written to cover

both

consoles

between the two are identified in Chapter 2).

Although

they have been designed to meet the demands of today's studio

environment,

MIXDOWN

mixing

consoles

can be used

equally

well

in

recording and live applications.

Please

read this manual thoroughly from front to back, then you can be

sure that you are getting the best from your MIXDOWN.

NOTE:

The

internal

power supply and the EP4 external

power

supply

are

sufficient to allow expansion of a MIXDOWN by a further

8

input channels (2 expanders), a total of 24 inputs.

BEFORE

PROCEEDING:

DO NOT CONNECT THE AC SUPPLY LEAD TO

THE

CONSOLE

OR EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY

The

following

section relating to the different supplies fitted to

a

MIXDOWN

mixing console MUST be rOeadbefore switching on. The

standard

console

is

available

with

either an internal power

supply,

or

an

external power supply.

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Summary of Contents for MIXDOWN

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Page 2: ...Talkback 25 4 15 The Master Section 25 4 16 The 2 track Return 26 4 17 Tape Monitoring Procedure 26 4 18 Tape Remixing Procedure 27 4 19 2 track Mixdown Procedure 28 CHAPTER 5 STEP BY STEP USE OF MIXO...

Page 3: ...the AUXILIARY LINE INPUTS At the 2 track mixdown stage the multitrack recording would be mixed with the MIDI sequenced instruments from the basic input sections This could make it possible for a small...

Page 4: ...120 220 or 240V stamped on the voltage selector If it is then go ahead and connect AC power to the console external power supply If the voltage indicated is wrong then lever out the voltage selector...

Page 5: ...tape returns can be connected thus eliminating the need for 6 48V button When depressed applies phantom supply to Pins 2 and 3 of XLR MIC for use with condenser microphones The 16 8 16 input channel...

Page 6: ...ith a sweep from 25Hz to 350Hz A control provides 16dB of cut or boost chosen shelving frequency The filter is design with a slope of 12dB octave GAIN control with 45dB range ensures that the input be...

Page 7: ...channels which are in SOLO condition The signal level can be seen on the RIGHT output bargraph 16 CH ON button and LED indicator LED li9hts when the switch is depressed In the OFF position most signa...

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