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Aux Masters
The auxiliary masters control the overall level of
the auxiliary outputs. A balance or mix can thus be
created by using the controls on the channel strips
and the overall level adjusted by using the auxiliary
master control. The auxiliary outputs can be solo’d
so that a balance can be created by listening to the
output.
A typical mixing situation may require that the LF
and SF paths feed the same eect device.
Although an auxiliary send can be assigned to either
of the two paths they naturally cannot access both
paths at the same time. By linking auxiliaries this
problem is overcome and if the auxiliary 3 signals
need to be combined with those on Auxiliary 1 this
can be achieved by simply using the link facility. The
following combinations are possible:
AUXs 3 and 5 can be linked to AUX 1.
AUX s 4 and 6 can be linked to AUX 2.
1 AUXILIARY MASTER LEVEL controls the overall
auxiliary output.
2 SOLO button used to audition the auxiliary output.
This is always AFL.
3 The LINK button is used when it is required to combine
signals from dierent auxiliaries into a common
signal. The leftmost auxiliary becomes the overall
master, thus if auxiliary 3 is linked to auxiliary 1 then
the output of auxiliary 1 should be used as the master
output.
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