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Configuring Mixers/Routers
Input signals in the VENU360 can be mixed or routed to the input processing chains or directly to the output processing
chains. On the input processing chains, signals can be mixed or routed from any of the 7 direct inputs (e.g., Analog1, Analog2,
AES1, etc.). On the output processing chains, signals can also be mixed or routed from any of the 7 direct inputs, as well as
the 1/2/3 bus points or A/B/C bus points – including summable variations of the 1/2/3 and A/B/C bus points. The 1/2/3
bus points allow signals to be routed to outputs pre any input processing. The A/B/C bus points allow routing to any outputs
post input processing. The below diagrams show all the aforementioned routing/mixing options available to the input and mid
(output) processing chains.
Input Mixer/Router Chain Options
Description Routing Diagram
Route IN1
(Analog 1)
Route IN2
(Analog 2)
Route IN3
(Analog 3)
Route IN4
(AES 1)
Route IN5
(AES 2)
Route IN6
(AES 3)
Route IN7
(AES 4)
Mix Inputs
Mid (Output) Mixer/Router Chain Options
Description Routing Diagram
Route IN1
(Analog 1)
Route IN2
(Analog 2)
Route IN3
(Analog 3)
Route IN4
(AES 1)
Route IN5
(AES 2)
Route IN6
(AES 3)
Route IN7
(AES 4)
Mix Inputs
Route 1
Route 2
Route 3
Mid (Output) Mixer/Router Chain Options
Description Routing Diagram
Route 1+2
Route 2+3
Route 1+2+3
Mix 1, 2, 3
Route A
Route B
Route C
Route A+B
Route B+C
Route A+B+C
Mix A, B, C
NOTE:
When selecting one of the summed routing or mixing options shown above (e.g., Route 1+2, Route A+B, Input
Mixer etc.) the summation of the signals will increase the signal level slightly. Therefore, each Router/Mixer module provides
a master gain control which allows you to compensate for this by turning down the master signal level.