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SOFTWARE SOFTWARE
EVO Mixer
The EVO software mixer software allows you to completely control your
monitoring for recording, mixing or content creation.
Each fader has the following functions:
Pan Control - This allows you to monitor the audio on either the left speaker, the
right speaker or anywhere in between.
Stereo/Mono - Adjacent tracks can be stereo linked for when you are recording
a stereo source, such as a synth or when using stereo mic techniques.
Solo (S) - Solo will mute every other input apart from the channels that have
the solo button selected.
Mute (M) - This will mute the track so it is no longer being monitored.
Meter - This shows the current input level of a particular channel. If the signal
level is too high, a red “Clip” indicator will show at the top of the meter. In this
instance, you may need to adjust the Gain of your inputs or the volumes in your
recording software.
Fader - The fader determines how much signal is sent to the outputs. The faders
have an additional 6dB of monitoring gain available allowing you to boost a
quiet signal, this is done by pulling up the fader to the +6dB point.
In the mixer there are multiple channels from different sources. These different
channels are explained below:
Mic 1, 2, 3 & 4
- These are the four microphone inputs of the EVO 8. Pulling up
the faders for these channels allows you to listen to the 4 inputs through your
speakers or headphones with very low latency
Mac 1+2, 3+4 or Windows 1+2, 3+4
- This is your playback DAW from your
computer, such as playing back recordings or instruments from your DAW, or
just playback from media players or web browsers. Pulling up the fader for these
channels allows you to play this back through your EVO 8.
On the far right side of Outputs 1+2 and Outputs 3+4 is the master section. From
here you can adjust the output levels of the 1+2 Outputs and the 3+4 outputs
independently. You can also hide either the Mic or DAW channels if you’re not
using them by clicking the corresponding “eye” buttons at the bottom of the
master sections.