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above that point, if required.
14. OL (peak level indicator)
A red LED indicates a signal level at the insert
return point, pre master fader, It illuminates at
approximately 5dB below clipping.
15. Solo
This lovable switch allows you to hear signals
through your head phones or control room with-
out having to route them to the main mix. You
dont even have to have the channels fader turned
up. Folks use solo in live work to preview channels
before they are letin to the mix, or to just check
out what a particular channel is up to any time
during a session. You can solo as many channels
at a time as you like.
15.1. Group and Main Mix
Assign Switches
Alongside each channel fader are three buttons
referred as channel assignment switches, used in
conjunction with the channels PAN knob, they are
use to determine the destination of the channels
signal.
With the PAN knobat the center detent, the
left and right sides receive equal signal levels
(GROUPS 1-2, and MAIN MIXL - R). To feed only one
side or the other, turn the PAN knod accordingly.
If you are doing a mix down to a 2-track, for exam-
ple, simply engage the MAIN MIX switch on each
channel that you want to hear, and they will be
sent to the MAIN MIX bus. If you want to create a
sub group of certain channels, engage either the
1-2 switches in stead of the MAIN MIX, and they
will be sent to the appropriate Group faders. From
there, the groups can be sent back to the MAIN
MIX (using the MAIN MIX assign switches next to
the Group fasers), allowing you to use the Group
faders as a master control for those channels. If
you recreating new tracks or bouncing exist-
ing ones, you will also use the GROUP ASSING
switches, but not the MAIN MIX switch. Here,
you dont want the sub groups sent back in to
the MAIN MIX bus, but sent out, via the GROUP
OUTS jacks, to your multitrack inputs.
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