Behringer MAGICIAN T1950, Руководство пользователя

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Subgroup
Insert Send
Subgroup
Insert Return
Fig. 3.2: MAGICIAN in subgroup inserts
You can also use the MAGICIAN for the mixdown by connecting it to the insert paths of the subgroups. Simply
route the signal to be processed with the T1950 to the subgroups first, and then to the master bus. Thus, you
can employ the MAGICIAN, for example, for complete MIDI productions. Additionally, the unit can be con-
nected to the insert paths of the individual channels. Although this will not allow for processing several signals
at the same time, it lets you tailor the sound of specific instruments or voices.
However, when using the inserts you should note that many mixing consoles have stereo insert jacks (tip =
send, ring = return, shaft = mass/shield), i.e. the signals routed to the outside world are unbalanced.
If you can’t do without balanced signal routing for the mixdown, we recommend that you use the following
wiring scheme: connect the outputs of the multi-track recorder to the inputs of the MAGICIAN, and its outputs
to the tape return inputs on the console, in order to maintain a balanced connection to the MAGICIAN during
the mixdown.
REC FFWD STOP
PLAY REW
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BEHRINGER
Line In
MAGICIAN In
Fig. 3.3: MAGICIAN between multi-track recorder and mixing console
3. APPLICATIONS
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