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When Follow causes an audio source to be added to TriCaster’s output, the audio from this input
is ramped up (or down, on removal) over 1 second.
MONO
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A Mono switch appears in the control panel for sources set to any Connection Type other than
Mic . Enabling Mono centers audio sources on both channels.
For digital inputs ( AES/EBU or SDI Embedded ) with more than two channels, only channels 1 and
2 are centered. (If present, two additional digital audio channels are passed through unchanged
on channels 3 and 4.)
SOLO
Solo implementations and options vary widely in the audio industry, but broadly speaking, the
feature provides several very useful functions. TriCaster’s Solo feature offers remarkable
flexibility without overly confusing complexity. Consider a few basic principles:
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When all Solo switches are off, the combined audio mix from all sound sources is sent to
the Master and Phones output connectors.

The Solo switch state (on or off) never has any impact on Program out audio.

Enabling Solo for one or more sources affects Phones output as follows:
o
The (after-fader) audio from all soloed sources is sent to Phones output.
o
All un-soloed sources are removed from Phones output.
An understanding of the relationship between Solo and Mute is useful. Enabling Mute for any
source removes it from the main Program mix. However soloed sources are not muted on
Phones.