Sound Devices SCORPIO Premium Portable Mixer-Recorder

User Guide v9.50 - Page 93

For SCORPIO.

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Mix Low Cut Mode. For adjusting channel low cut frequency by rotating the VPots. Press a VPot to toggle Low Cut On/Off. Faders,
mutes and solos continue to control the channel mix, mutes and solos.
Bus Mode. For adjusting Bus levels B1-B10, L,R. Switches faders to Bus faders. Mutes and Solos buttons are Bus mutes and solos
respectively.
Bus Sends-on-Faders Mode. Faders are channel sends to the selected bus. Ideal for creating different IFB feeds/mixes.
Channel Bus Sends Mode. VPots adjust a channel’s send gains to each bus. Press VPot to toggle between Off, Pre, Post and
Send. Rotate VPot to adjust bus send gain. Use the Select buttons to select which channel’s send gains to adjust.
Output Mode. For adjusting Output levels X1-X10, L,R. Switches faders to Output level controls. Mute buttons are output mutes.
EQ Mode. For adjusting channel EQ using the VPots. Use the Select buttons to select which channel’s EQ to adjust. Faders
continue to control the channel mix.
Supported Third-Party Controllers
Scorpio supports a variety of third-party external controllers that conform to the MCU protocol. Multiple controllers may be connected
simultaneously for extended control. MCU-based controllers not in the list below, may or may not work correctly.
SONOSAX SX-LC8+
Eight channel compact fader bank with faders and channel selects for channels 1-8 plus controls for slate mic, record, and stop. The
Mic, Rec, and Stop buttons are mappable to other functions using the Mapping menu.
Ensure the Sonosax is set to USB Midi mode
1. Press and hold buttons 6 + 7 + 8 and connect the USB cable to the 8-Series USB-A port. The mode change is confirmed
by a blinking REC
2. Reboot the 8-Series.
Icon Platform M+ and D2 Display
Eight channel fader bank with control over gain, bus, sends, coms, trim and pan. Dedicated Select, Mute, Solo and Arm buttons for
each channel. Bank switch to access Scorpio channels 1-32 in four banks of eight channels. Icon M+ Operation is covered in the
Icon M+ User Guide: https://cdn.sounddevices.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Icon-User-Guide.pdf
Icon Platform X+
Eight channel expansion fader bank with single assignable knob and Select, Mute, Solo and Arm buttons.
Icon Platform B+
Assignable illuminated 50 pad button surface. Allows a user to custom map up to 50 functions.
Connects via USB-A cable, not mini DIN.
Behringer X-Touch
Eight channel trim and fader panel with master volume and additional mappable buttons. Bank switch to access Scorpio channels
1-32 in four banks of eight channels.
Mackie MCU Pro
Eight channel trim and fader panel with master volume and additional mappable buttons. Bank switch to access Scorpio channels
1-32 in four banks of eight channels.
Studiologic SL-MixFace
Compact eight-channel trim and fader panel with master fader, transport control, and additional mappable buttons. Bank switch to
access Scorpio channels 1-32 in four banks of eight channels. Note: The Soft Fader/Trim Pickup function does not pickup trim and
fader values when going between banks and control modes - adjusting trim or fader after moving from one bank or control mode to
another will result in sudden audio level changes.
Ensure the SL-MixFace is set to REAPER DAW mode.
The 4 mode buttons (Rec, Mute, Solo, Select) determine the function of the button at the bottom of each channel strip.
The pots at the top of each channel strip are always mapped to the channel trim gain even though the SL-MixFace top
panel marking shows ‘PAN’.
To pause playback, press the stop/playback button. To stop playback, press and hold the stop/playback button.
Note: Since, the SL-MixFace does not have displays for each channel like the CL-16, Waves Fit, Icon, Behringer etc, be aware that
there is no indication of what the current Control Mode or Bank is. The pots at the top of each channel change their function based
on Control Mode and Bank.
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