Aviom A-16CS, Руководство пользователя

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Aviom A-16 Personal Monitor Mixing System
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To connect a patch bay using this configuration:
• Use balanced or unbalanced cables (depending on your patch bay) to
connect the A-16T row of Input jacks to one row of the patch bay.
• Patch another set of cables from the A-16T Thru jacks to another row
of the patch bay.
• Patch an audio signal into the Input row of the patch bay.
• The signal is processed by the Transmitter. It will appear in the
Personal Mixers.
• To send the signal elsewhere in the studio, patch a cable into the Thru
row on the patch bay.
• Repeat these steps to add additional audio signals to the mix.
Adding Effects to a Monitor Mix
Sometimes you may want to have reverb, delays, etc. sent into the monitor system.
This works for studio cue systems as well as for live applications. There are two ways
of accomplishing this:
• Patch the effects returns from the mixer into the A-16T via insert
points if available.
• Connect the effects device outputs to the A-16T first and then use the
Thru jack on the A-16T to complete the signal chain.
In either case the performers can now decide how much reverb is required in their
personal mix. And, they can save up to sixteen mixes with various amounts of effects
in each.
Adding Live Ambience to a Monitor Mix
For performers using in-ear monitors in a live-performance situation, it may be
desirable to add some room tone into the monitor system to help add a sense of space.
This technique can be used with most live consoles. All you need is a way to send the
signal from a pair of stage or room mics into the A-16T Transmitter.
If you are using direct outputs from channels to send instrument and mic signals
into the A-16T, you need to dedicate two channels to the mics that are picking up the
ambient sound. It is not necessary that the live mics be sent into the front of house
mix.
Silent Jam Session
There is no requirement that a mixer be used with the Personal Monitor Mixing
System. In fact it makes a great late-night jam session environment for keyboard
players, guitarists, and electronic drummers, etc.
To set up a silent headphone system for jamming:
• Connect the outputs from stereo keyboards to inputs on the A-16T.
• If the keyboard player uses a sub-mixer, you can optionally connect
the stereo output of the keyboard mixer to two inputs on the Transmit-