Mastersection - Samson Audio MDR Serie Mode D'emploi

Controls and Functions
MASTER SECTION
2 TRACK INPUT AND OUTPUT
The MDR6's 2 Track section provides the connections for playback and recording for an external device such as
a DAT, cassette recorder, CD or Mini Disk. -The signal from a device connected to the 2T IN is heard only in the
CONTROL ROOM and HEADPHONE outputs.
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2TK LEVEL
The 2TK LEVELcontrol is used to adjust the amount of signal that is sent from the 2T IN jacks to the main L/R Mix
bus. For more information see the following section "Mixing a 2-track with the Stereo MIX".
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HDM
The HDM switch enables the HARD DISK MODE and is used
to interface with a computer based, hard disk recorder. When
turned on, the channel RECORD switches are activated for
special bussing and monitoring features. For more informa-
tion on using HDM, see the section "Using the HDM" on page
14 of this manual.
Mixing a 2-track with the Stereo Mix
You can mix the 2T IN with the input faders using the Hard Disk Mode.
To do this follow these simple steps.
• Connect the 2-track device to the 2T IN input connectors and
any mic or line inputs to channels 1-8.
• In this mode the C/ROOM+PHONES control will act as your
master volume, so for now, turn that all the way down.
• Connect the CR LEFT and RIGHT outputs to your power
amp or powered speakers.
• Press the HDM switch in the master section so that the yellow
LED is illuminated.
• Now raise the C/ROOM+PHONES level control up to a bit
under 5.
• Raise the MASTER FADERS to "O" so you can hear the mix from
the input channels 1 – 8.
• Now, raise the channel faders and 2TK LEVEL control until you have the mix you want.
• Adjust the C/ROOM+PHONES level control to set the desired final level.
Auxiliary Return
The MDR6 has a stereo auxiliary return, which can be accessed via the pair of 1/4-inch phone jacks located on the top
panel. The Auxiliary Return can be used to connect any stereo line level signal, but they are primarily used to connect the
output of external effects processors.
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AUX RET
This adjusts the amount of signal that is coming from the AUX RET jacks to the MAIN bus.
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