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9. A, B buttons
By pressing the A or B button you can assign this mixer channel to ei-
ther side of the crossfader (crossfader channel A or B).
10. Channel fader
Adjusts the level of the input audio assigned to this mixer channel.
11. EXT1 knob, EXT2 knob, ZERO FX knob, CUE button
EXT1, EXT2: Adjust the return levels from the devices connected to the
EXT1 RETURN jacks and EXT2 RETURN jacks.
ZERO FX SEND: Adjusts the return level from the internal send effect.
CUE: If you turn on the CUE button, the respective return signal will
be sent to the CUE bus.
12. BOOTH volume knob
Adjusts the output level from the BOOTH
OUT jacks. This will output the same
sound as the MASTER OUT jacks.
13. MASTER volume knob
Adjusts the output level from the MAS-
TER OUT jacks.
14. Headphone jack
You can connect headphones to the headphone jack to monitor the au-
dio of the MONITOR bus or CUE bus.
15. MONITOR BAL knob
If this is turned toward CUE, the headphones will monitor the CUE
bus. If this is turned toward MASTER, the headphones will monitor
the MASTER OUT jacks.
16. MONITOR LEVEL knob
Adjusts the headphone volume.
17. SETUP button
Switches the LCD Display to the
MAIN settings page, allowing you to
edit or view various settings.
18. BPM button
Accesses the BPM page in the LCD display, allowing you to turn the
auto BPM detection on/off, select the source, and set the BPM manu-
ally.
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19. AUTO button
Turns auto BPM detection on (LED lit) or off (LED dark).
20. TAP button
The timing interval at which you press this button is used to set the
BPM value or as a guide for auto BPM detection.
21. MIDI CONTROL BANK A, BANK B, BANK C, BANK
D buttons
These buttons access the MIDI CONTROL BANK A, BANK B, BANK
C, and BANK D pages. The eight push-knobs and the touch pad can be
used as MIDI controllers to transmit the MIDI messages you assign for
each bank.
22. Push-knobs 1–8
These are controllers used to edit the parameters shown in the LCD
display. When you're in the MIDI CONTROL page, these can also be
used as controllers to transmit MIDI control messages.
23. LCD display
This display features the TouchView system with a built-in touch
panel. You can use it to select parameters shown in the LCD display,
and also as a controller for touch-pad effects. When you're in the MIDI
CONTROL page, you can also use the LCD panel as an X/Y pad MIDI
controller.
24. HOLD button
Holds the current value when you're
operating an effect that uses the touch-
pad.
25. CHANNEL, SEND, MASTER buttons
These buttons access pages where you can adjust the parameters for
each effect.
CHANNEL: Accesses the channel effect, which can be inserted into a
mixer channel. You can specify the mixer channel in which the channel
effect will be inserted, and select an effect program.
SEND: Accesses the send effect, which is applied to the sound sent
from each channel according to its effect send level setting. You can
specify the return level that is sent back to the master bus.
MASTER: Accesses the master effect, which is applied to the sound of
the master bus.
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