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The Mute And Edit Buttons Of The Mixer Main Display
Above each of the virtual mixer slider controls, you can find buttons that are labelled with ‘Mute’. Touch the ‘Mute’ but -
tons to mute signal sources (the background of the button will turn Blue), and touch them once more to activate the
sources again.
Another sex buttons labelled ‘Edit’ are located just above the six Mute buttons. By touching one of these you can ac -
cess the sound and effect controls for the corresponding mixer input.
Below each slider, a numerical value is displayed. This indicates the peak volumes recorded so far of each channel in
dB (Decibel), where maximum volume means 0 dB. In case a value greater than 0 dB is displayed, the channel signal
was too loud. To avoid distortions, ‘pull back’ the associated slider a little bit. The ‘Reset’ button on the upper left is
used to reset the peak displays.
Editing the Organ Input
To edit any of the six channels, simply press the ‘Edit’ button. In this instance, we are going to look at the ‘Organ’
input. In the Organ channel strip, press the ‘Edit’ button. A new window will appear.
Equalizer
The two sliders in the Equalizer group in the centre of the display are used to adjust the Bass, and Treble frequencies
/ components of the Output signal.
You can change the frequency of both the Bass and Treble by pressing on the respective boxes (in our
example, the Treble shows 7.0Hz and the Bass shows 50Hz frequencies). Once you have pressed the
box you wish to change the frequency for, use the Data / tempo Wheel to move through the frequency
range. This allows you to adjust the entire spectrum of EQ frequencies. To reduce or increase the selec
-ted frequency, move the Slider directly beneath the frequency box up (to accentuate the frequency) and down
The virtual volume slider to the far left is a
‘copy’ of the Input Mixers volume slider on
the Main Display.
Outputs
The three buttons labelled ‘ Outputs’ are
‘Main’ and ‘Grp1’ and ‘Grp2’. This deter -
mines which output channels the organ
signal will be sent to. Main activates the
output via the internal amplifier, the inter -
nal speakers and the ‘Main Output’ jacks.
Groups (Grp 1 and Grp2) activate the out -
puts for the two ‘Line Output 1’ and ‘Line
Output 2’ jacks. When the outputs are
active, they have a Red background.