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7.1 channel surround sound settings
The 7.1-channel surround sound unit adds two speakers to the sides of the mixing position,
which is very similar to the real surround sound configuration of a movie theater - the difference
is that the cinema usually adds extra side surround sound to compensate for the space length of
the theater.
The left front and right front speakers usually form a wider triangle (related to the mix position)
than the 5.1-channel setting to more accurately replicate the actual effect of the cinema. The
front speakers are not for the central position but from The exterior is directly facing the theater.
This is also the case where the movie sound is mixed. As with the 5.1 surround settings, the
center channel speaker is placed directly in the center position. Similarly, when the subwoofer is
placed directly below the center channel, it works best. If this is not possible, place the
subwoofer on the left or right side below the center channel.
Like the three front speakers, the left and right surround speakers are placed on either side of the
same distance from the mix position. Finally, the left and right rear surround speakers are placed
at the same distance after the mix position. The 7.1-channel surround sound environment is a
completely immersive environment and the best choice for mixing environments, because in a
mixing environment, sound can be felt from front to back from left to right.
After the monitor speakers are placed, you need to adjust the system benefit adjuster for each
speaker to ensure that all channels have the same sound pressure level output at the listening
position. Although this can be done simply by listening to one channel at a time and adjusting the
correlation level, we recommend using a sound pressure level meter and filtering noise
（
Pink
noise
）
to detect each channel separately. Simply read the sound pressure readings for each
monitor and then adjust all monitors to match the lowest sound pressure level reading. The
system level of multi-channel surround sound should now be in balance.