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level is taken to -infinity when the video
source is taken off-air.
• AFV Set — the maximum level that you
want the audio to rise to when the
associated video source is taken on-air.
To set the AFV level, move the slider to
the level you want the audio to be at and
click AFV Set . The AFV Set button turns
on when the slider is at the AFV set level.
• Solo — mute all other audio sources but
the one(s) you turn solo on for. This
allows you to quickly isolate a source
without having to mute all the other
sources. When Solo is turned on for a
source a warning light flashes red on the
main strip.
• PFL — turn Pre Fader Listen (PFL) on or
off for this audio source. This is similar
to solo in that it mutes all other sources,
but only affects the Monitor (headphone)
output. The Main output is not affected
by PFL. When PFL is turned on for a
source a warning light flashes red on the
monitor strip.
Tip: You can move a fader at any time to bring up an audio
source even if the associated audio source is not on-air.
This audio source will remain at the selected level until it
is brought down again manually or is included in a
transition with AFV turned on.
2. Main Level Controls — The Main and
Monitor strips control the levels of the
output audio for the mixer. If you select an
Aux output this strip changes to control the
level for that output.
•
Fader — adjust the level of the audio
output. You can either move the fader
manually or enter a value in the text field
at the bottom of the slider.
• Solo Clear — turn solo off for all sources
on this audio layer.
3. Layer Controls — select the audio layer that
you want to control. Each layer is assigned
to an audio output.
4. Configuration — open the audio mixer
configuration page.
5. Effects — open the effects page where you
can apply a noise gate, equalizer, and
compressor to the audio.
6. Included Channels — select whether only
the audio sources that have been assigned
to each layer are shown ( Custom ), or
whether all audio sources are shown ( All ).
Audio Mixer Setup
The audio mixer has 13 mixer layers that can
be configured for which inputs are available to
them and which physical outputs they are
routed to.
The audio mixer supports up to 48 configurable
faders. Each fader can be assigned any audio
source in the mixer.
To Set the Number of Configurable Audio
Faders (Channel)
Set the number of audio faders, or channels,
that the mixer has.
1. Click Navigation Menu > Configuration >
System > Global .
2. In the Conf Audio Channels field, select the
number of configurable faders you want on
the audio mixer.
To Set Up Audio Faders
Assign audio sources to each fader in the mixer.
1. Click Navigation Menu > Audio Mixer >
Config .
2. In the Fader Config area, click the Fader
Source button for the fader want to assign
an audio source to.
• SDIX – SDI audio sources
• ClipPlyr – audio from clip player
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