Matrix Mixes; Creating A Matrix Mix - PRESONUS StudioLive III Series Owner's Manual

5 Buses and Routing
5.4

Matrix Mixes

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5.4 Matrix Mixes
5.4.1

Creating a Matrix Mix

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On the simplest level, a matrix mix is a mix of mixes. A matrix mix allows you to
combine any bus on your StudioLive as well as input channels. Matrix mixes can be
the Swiss Army knife to solve some of the most problematic audio routing issues.
Here are some of the most common uses:
• Feeding the house mix to multiple locations (i.e. the lobby, a webcast feed)
• Creating a front fill mix
A note to StudioLive 64S users: The Matrix Mix option is only available on FlexMixes 17-32.
Aux and Subgroup options are available for every FlexMix.
1. Press the Mix Select button for the FlexMix Master you'd like to make a
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Matrix mix.
2. Press the Settings button on the Master Control Touch Display.
Press the Matrix button under FlexMix Mode
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When you select your Matrix mix, the StudioLive buses will be on the first layer of
inputs followed by the input channels.
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