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User Guide - © InnovaSON - January 2004
3.A.5 Spreading inputs
The ability to “spread” inputs will only be of interest when you are mixing several “families” of different
audio sources; this function can be likened to the creation of fader “banks”. For our example, the
stereo output of a CD player will be sufficient to test your interest in “spreads”.
First of all, on the main Mix window, in the console area, select fader 2. Press the [F3] key on the
keyboard and name this bank “CD”.
Then, in the PATCH IN window, name inputs A2 and A3 respectively “CD L” and “CD R”; naming
inputs first enables suitable labels to be created automatically on the faders at the time of the patch.
Without leaving the PATCH IN window, select the “CD” channel again (fader 2) and then select the
first fader for the spread zone, fader 41. Patch the “CD L” input to this fader. Now select the second
fader for the spread zone, fader 42, and patch the “CD R” input to it. The result should be identical to
the screen shot below.
The two crosses indicate that the “CD” channel
controls two physical inputs. These inputs are “CD
L” and “CD R”. The light area represents the X
FAD
, where the
inputs are spread. For the “CD” channel you
can see that faders 41 and 42 control the “CD
L” and “CD R” inputs
The name of the “bank” in production The small X
FAD
faders