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The MIOConsole3d Application
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Auxes
This section of “Configure Mixer” is used for the creation of Auxiliary mix buses.
Use the
Auxes:
pull-down menu to select the number of Aux mix buses you wish to create. MIOConsole3d
currently supports up to 32 Aux buses per mixer.
Figure 10.137: “Auxes:” configuration menu
The ‘Auxes’ configuration field consists of six columns with parameters for configuring your Auxiliary mix
buses:
• Click in the
Aux Name
field to enter a name for the Aux bus.
• Use
Aux Type
to select the bus width and channel layout of the bus. The options are the same as
the “Main Mix” configuration menu, ranging from mono to 7.1 ITU.
Although Aux buses are commonly used for effects mixes returned to the Main mix bus, they are
also often used for independent Cue mixes for headphone monitoring or complete alternate mixes
for auditioning in different surround audio formats. Therefore the channel width and layout can be
set up independently of the Main Mix bus configuration.
•
Assign
determines if the Aux bus send from each Mixer Input strip originates before (pre) or after
(post) the Insert slots. The menu selects between “Pre-Insert” and “Post-Insert”, and applies to all
Mixer sends to the selected Aux bus.
•
Fader
determines how the Input strip fader gain, mute and solo will be applied to the Aux send. The
menu selects between “Pre-Mute”,“Pre-Fader”, and “Post-Fader”. The setting for the bus applies
to all Mixer sends to the Aux bus. Since each strip‘s Aux send has its own panner (where appropriate),
Input strip Pan control is not applied to Aux sends.
•
Pre-Mute
sends to the Aux ignoring the Input strip ‘Mute’, ‘Solo’ and ‘Fader’ states.
•
Pre-Fader
ignores the Input strip ‘Fader’ level, but follows the strip ‘Mute’ and ‘Solo’ states.
•
Post-Fader
follows the Input strip ‘Mute’ and ‘Solo’ states, and applies the strip ‘Fader’ level as
an offset to the Aux send feed.
See the Mixer Aux Bus Fader Modes in Detail section for a more detailed description of how these
modes function.
•
Visibility
: “On-Strip” shows this Aux bus send on the Mixer Input strips, “Not On Strip” hides the
Aux from Mixer Input strips.
•
Monitor Control
: “In MC” adds the Aux bus output as a new Source in the Monitor Controller, “Not
in MC” does not.