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DANGEROUS MUSIC
3. HEADPHONE SETUP (TOGGLE TO LATCH MODE)
[
headphone
setup
source
buttons
pictured
above
]
Feature: Set the desired behavior for the
headphone
source
buttons
: either
toggle
or
latch
mode.
Operation: Simultaneously press and hold the bracketed
setup
buttons (
an
2
and
aes/spdif
) on the
headphone
source
side. The
setup
lights
will blink. Then press the button with the orange circle (
an
1
) on the
headphone
source
side to switch between
toggle
mode (button unlit) and
latch
mode (button lit). Press either of the blinking
setup
buttons
(
an
2
or
aes/spdif
) to
store and exit setup mode.
4. SPEAKER SOURCE BUTTONS (TOGGLE & LATCH MODE)
[
speaker
source
buttons
pictured
above
]
TOGGLE
Feature: Instantly and silently switch between four input sources that feed your speakers (
analog
1
,
analog
2
,
aes/spdif
and
usb
).
Benefit: While mixing, flip between a reference track (i.e. cd source or iPod) and your mix. Or setup two master faders in your
recording software to compare two mixes: one with plug-ins instantiated and the original. (Just two suggestions).
Note:
This is the default setup.
LATCH
Feature: Silently select or deselect any combination of 1, 2, 3 or 4 speaker sources (i.e.
analog
1
,
analog
2
,
aes/spdif
and
usb
).
Benefit: Monitor multiple audio inputs simultaneously. For example, feed the master mix into the
usb
input and the drummer’s
click track into
analog
1
. Now you can turn the click off when you realize he’ll never lock to it or continue to monitor
it for places to punch-in and rescue. (See
appendix
for more examples from DJ’s to Producers).
Tip:
,
Headphone sources and Speakers sources are completely independent. (i.e. listen to different things from each).
