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Rear Panel Connections / Elements
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POWER SECTION. The IEC wide-range AC power inlet, the mains power switch (status
indicated by LED 45) and the phantom power switch (status indicated by LED 46) are located
here.
MAIN OUTPUT section. This contains a pair of XLR outputs which carry the balanced main mix
signal, as well as a pair of balanced TRS outputs carrying the same signal. Further, a pair of
unbalanced TRS insert jacks is provided to insert any signal processor into the main mix path
via standard Y-cables (insert cables).
CONTROL ROOM OUTPUT. This is a pair of TRS connector carrying the signal determined by
the respective controls (42, 43).
INTERNAL EFFECTS OUTPUT. This is an unbalanced stereo TRS output which carries the
stereo output of the internal effects processor.
SUBGROUP OUTPUTS. Every subgroup has two parallel balanced TRS output jacks.
AUX SEND. Every AUX bus has a balanced TRS output which carries the signal composed
from the channel AUX bus controls and the AUX SEND level controls (27).
AUX RETURN. Four AUX Return inputs are provided for connecting any sort of mono or stereo
line level signal. The level of these inputs is adjusted by the respective RETURN controls (29).
Insert a mono source into the L jack of any pair to make sure the signal is fed into both L and
R main mix. Note that for AUX-RTN-D, inserting any connector into these sockets will disable
the internal effects processor’s output to be fed into the main mix. Also note that AUX-RTN-D
has no automatic mono/stereo switching function, and is hence mainly suitable for stereo
input signals.
DIRECT OUT. This takes the input channel signal off every respective channel after the pream-
plifier. Unlike an INSERT jack, the signal path is not interrupted. These jacks are hence useful
for multitrack recording of the raw input signal during a performance, so that a separate
mixdown may be made later in a studio environment.
USB INTERFACE. This unit may be fitted with a built-in stereo in/out soundcard.
To play back audio:
A. Connect your computer to the mixer with a USB cable. Your computer should see the mixer
as a device labeled “USB Audio Codec”.
B. Select the mixer to playback audio from your system control panel.
C. Channels 11/12 are the playback channels for USB audio. Press the USB source button
(22) on this channel so that audio will playback.
To record audio
A. Connect your computer to the mixer with a USB cable. Your computer should see the mixer
as a device labeled “USB Audio Codec”.
B. Select the mixer to playback and record audio from your system control panel.
C. Setup your mixer to have audio coming in as you normally would.
D. Start up your DAW application on your computer. Make sure it is setup to receive audio
from the USB Audio Codec (the mixer)
E. Create an audio track on your mixer and enable it to record. To avoid a feedback loop turn
down the fader on channel 11/12 or switch the USB source button (22) to off.
F. Perform your audio on the mixer and record the track on your DAW application. Note that
different operation systems may need different gain settings. Set the gain carefully to avoid
signal overload and distortion.
USER MANUAL - LMR2442FX-C-(U) Rackmixer
Содержание Multimix LMR-2442-FXC
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