Channel Features - Alesis MultiMix8 USB 2.0 Owner's Manual

CHANNEL FEATURES

1. EQ: Boosts or cuts the respective frequencies for
each channel. When recording via USB 2.0, the EQ
settings ARE recorded.
2. AUX A: Routes channel signal to an external device
like an effects processor.
3. AUX B: Controls level routed to internal effects
processor or – if a device is patched into the Aux B
returns – routes channel signal to an external device
like an effects processor.
When recording via USB 2.0, the AUX A and B
signals are NOT recorded on the individual
channels. They ARE recorded via the MAIN MIX
channels.
4. PAN/BALANCE: Shifts the balance between the
Left and Right inputs.
When recording via USB 2.0, the MONO channels'
pan position is ignored when recording the
individual channel but is captured when recording
the MAIN MIX channels. The STEREO channels'
balance is captured by both the individual channel
and the MAIN MIX channels.
5. CHANNEL FADER: Controls the MAIN OUT
(analog) and USB 2.0 (digital) signal level of the
MIC or LINE inputs.
MASTER FEATURES
Note: It is recommended that the MULTIMIX
USB 2.0 be turned off before connecting and
disconnecting any sources to the inputs of the unit.
However, do not turn off the MultiMix USB 2.0
once you have established a connection to the
computer.
1. AUX RETURN A: Controls the signal level that
returns from AUX A.
2. EFFECTS/AUX RET B: Controls the signal level
of the internal effects or the level returning from
AUX B if in use.
3. +48V LED: Indicates that the PHANTOM
POWER is enabled for the MIC inputs.
4. LED METERS: Monitors the audio signal level.
5. USB/2TK TO MIX: Routes the stereo return from
the computer as well as the 2TK input to the MAIN
faders.
6. USB/2TK TO CTRL ROOM: Routes the stereo
return from the computer as well as the 2TK input
to the HDPH /CTRL RM output.
7. MIX TO CTRL ROOM: Routes the MAIN MIX
to the HDPH /CTRL RM output.
8. MAIN MIX: Controls the level of the MAIN
OUTPUTS.
9. HDPH/CTRL RM: Controls the level that is sent to
the PHONES or CTRL RM outputs.