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Features
Top Panel
Channels
Note: The channels have essentially the same
controls with some minor variations between
Channels 1–4, 5/6–9/10, and 11/12. The four
different channel types are shown here.
1.
Mic Input: Connect a microphone or line-
level device to these inputs with an XLR
cable.
2.
Line Input: Connect line-level devices to
these inputs with 1/4" (6.35mm) cables.
3.
Insert: Use a standard 1/4" (6.35mm) TRS
cable to connect an external processor (such
as a compressor, limiter, external EQ unit,
etc.) to this jack. The signal will be taken
after the channel's gain control and returned
before the channel's EQ controls. The tip of
the TRS connection is the send, and the ring
is the return.
4.
Gain: Adjusts the channel audio level (pre-
fader and pre-EQ gain). Adjust this so that
the Signal LED lights up.
5.
Peak LED: The LED will flash if the signal is
clipping. If this happens, decrease the
setting of the Gain knob.
6.
Low Cut Filter: When this button is
depressed, that channel's audio will be sent
through a 75 Hz low-frequency filter with a
slope of 18 dB per octave. This is useful for
reducing low-frequency noise when using
microphones.
7.
Compressor:
compression on the channel, applied by the
mixer's built-in compressor. The LED next to
the knob will light up when the compressor
is on.
8.
Hi EQ: Adjusts the high (treble) frequencies
of the channel.
9.
Mid EQ: Adjusts the mid-range frequencies
of the channel.
10. Low EQ: Adjusts the low (bass) frequencies
of the channel.
11. Monitor Knob: Adjusts the pre-fader level of the signal sent from that channel to the
Monitor Mix, whose level is controlled by the Monitor Fader.
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