Group Out Section - Yamaha MC2410M Operating Manual

GROUP OUT SECTION
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(T) Group ON switch
The group ON switch allows instant cancelling of the
group output, without affecting any settings. It is ON in
the DOWN position.
A Useful feature for cancelling a performer's mix if he is
not required to play in one song, especially if it is a quiet
passage where the onstage sound could affect the
sound reaching the auditorium.
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Group CUE switch
Pressing the Group CUE switch permits headphone
monitoring of a single Group output (including any sig¬
nal received at a Group insert). If more than one Group
CUE switch at a time is pressed, all the corresponding
signals may be monitored. This switch will operate
whether the Group ON switch is on or off.
When the group CUE switches for 9/L and 10/R are both
pressed, the 9/L and 10/R group output signals can be
monitored as a stereo pair.
An indispensable feature which allows the engineer to
hear the same monitor mix as any of the performers,
and make necessary adjustments.
NOTE: The group CUE signal will be muted if any input
or return input CUE switch is depressed.
By setting an internal PCB jumper, the CUE signal can be
pre Group fader, post Group fader or post Group ON
switch. See your Yamaha dealer for full details.
® Group fader
Signals from the channel inputs, return inputs, and
SUB-group inputs are routed via the group mix busses
to a 100 mm smooth linear Group fader.
The ten faders also provide a good visual indication of
the overall mix levels.
GROUP OUT
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GROUP OUT
9/L. 10/R
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