L/R Assign Switch; Grp 1/2 Assign Switches (Stereo Aux Return A And B Only); Grp 3/4 Assign Switches (Stereo Aux Return C And D Only); Solo In Place Switch - Alesis Studio 32 Reference Manual

Description of Controls

L/R Assign Switch

This switch routes the signal from the Stereo Aux Return jacks to the Master L/R
FADER, with the left input going to the left and right going to right. If no plug is
inserted into the Right input, the left signal will be connected to both sides,
appearing in the center of the stereo image.
GRP 1/2 Assign Switches (Stereo Aux Return
A and B Only)
GRP 3/4 Assign Switches (Stereo Aux Return
C and D Only)
The Aux Return Assign switches (1/2, 3/4) route a Stereo Aux Return to two of the
four Group outputs, as written. They work in the same way as the CHANNEL
ASSIGN switches (see page 72). Press these switches if you want to record an effect
(or other device plugged into the Stereo Aux Return inputs) onto the multitrack.
Left inputs will be routed to the odd-numbered groups, and right inputs to the even-
numbered groups. If no plug is inserted into the Right input, the left signal will be
connected to both groups, appearing in the center of the stereo image.

SOLO IN PLACE Switch

The SOLO IN PLACE switches in the Stereo Aux Returns are a special kind of
SOLO switch to allow you to hear the effect returns in the control room mix. It
sends the return's post-fader signal (and only that Monitor's signal, if no other
SOLO buttons are pressed) directly to the Control Room monitors, cutting off any
other signals to the Control Room. Unlike the channel SOLO switches, however,
the SOLO IN PLACE switches do not work when the master solo section is in PFL
(Pre-Fade-Listen) mode, denoted by the red LED next to the solo master. The
control room signal will be cut off, but you will not hear anything from the Aux
Returns until you set the solo status switch to SIP (green LED).
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