POST
: A POST fader aux derives its signal after the channel fader. Any changes
made on the channel fader affect the signal level that is sent to the
AUX
buss (output). This type of
is commonly used to supply audio signals to an
effects processor such as a reverb or a delay in both sound reinforcement and
recording applications.
Each AUX control is mono and post EQ. Any changes
made to the equalizer section of a channel will affect the AUX / EFX signals as well
as the MAIN output signals. There is 15 dB of gain available for each AUX / EFX
SEND knob.
With this switch, it is possible to change AUX 1 to either
PRE or POST fader mode.
Each EFX control is post-fader. Any changes made to the
channel fader will also result in a change of level of the signal being sent to the EFX
buss (output).
On the mono channels, the PAN control adjusts the balance of
the signal being sent to the left and right MAIN MIX (or ALT 3-4, if a channel is
muted). Turning the PAN control fully left on a stereo channel will cause the right
input
,
s signal level to decrease. Turning the PAN control fully right on a stereo
channel will cause the left input
,
s signal level to decrease.
Engaging a channel
,
s SOLO button allows for monitoring the input signal
of that channel (as well as any other channels that are in SOLO mode) through the
Headphone and Control Room outputs, as well as being able to see that signal level in
the left LED bar-graph meter. When any channel is in SOLO mode, the meter will only
display the levels of the channel(s) that have their SOLO button(s) engaged. The
SOLO ON LED lights up (located just below the LED bar-graph meters) when any
SOLO buttons are engaged.
The MUTE switch, on each channel, allows for muting of the channel
,
s signal from the
MAIN MIX buss and also reroutes the signal to the ALT 3-4 output when it is engaged. The AUX
mode
and EFX send busses (outputs) are affected by an engaged MUTE button and the signal is removed from those
busses when a channel (or channels) are muted. The AUX
buss is not affected by an engaged MUTE
button.
The PEAK LED lights up when the input signal is driven too high in level.
The SIG LED ( Signal Present ) will light up when a minimal signal level of -20dBu is
present at the input of a channel.
The fader allows for control of the level of the signal that is being sent to the
MAIN MIX fader, or the ALT 3-4 master fader, if the channel is muted. When the fader is set at the 0dB
position, the signal is not being increased or decreased from the level that has been set with the Gain
Control. Adjust the level of each fader to acquire the best sounding mix
,,
of the balance of signals from
each input.
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