Keith McMillen Instruments K-MIX, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 77 / 156

K-M
IX
H
ARDWARE
66
C
HANNEL
S
ELECT
B
UTTON
B
EHAVIOR
The channel select buttons are used for adjusting the pre/post state of the reverb sends.
• Press and hold any of the channel select buttons for 1 second to toggle between pre-fader and
post-fader.
The channel select button LEDs are used to represent the current state of the sends.
• Green = Post-fader
• Red = Pre-fader
4.2.16.2 – A
DJUSTING
R
EVERB
S
ETTINGS
To adjust the reverb settings, do the following:
1. Press the [VERB] button to go into Reverb Mode.
2. Adjust any of the four rotaries to alter the reverb’s settings. The Rotary Control Indicator LEDs just
below the rotaries will light up to indicate what parameter each rotary is controlling.
4.2.16.3 – A
DJUSTING
R
EVERB
S
END
L
EVELS
To adjust the reverb send levels, do the following:
1. Press the [VERB] button to go into Reverb Mode.
2. Move faders 1–8 up to increase the amount of signal going to the reverb.
3. Move faders 1–8 down to decrease the amount of signal going to the reverb.
4.2.16.4 – P
RE
/P
OST
S
END
S
WITCHING
To adjust whether the reverb sends are pre-fader or post-fader, do the following:
1. Press the [VERB] button to go into Reverb Mode.
2. Press and hold any of the channel select buttons for 1 second to toggle between pre-fader sends
and post-fader sends. The channel select button LEDs will be green when set to post-fader, and will
be red when set to pre-fader.
4.2.16.5 – [SHIFT] F
UNCTIONALITY
The [SHIFT] button does not perform any reverb-related functions when in Reverb Mode. Pressing and
holding the [SHIFT] button does display the current mute/solo state of the input channels, but they
cannot be altered from this mode.
4.2.16.6 – N
O
R
EVERB
W
HEN
S
URROUND
P
ANNING
I
S
E
NABLED
When Surround Panning Mode is enabled, the reverb will no longer pass to the main output bus
(outputs 1 & 2). Reverb mode is also completely disabled when surround is enabled; you will not be
able to access it via the [VERB] button.