Input Channel Settings (Input Section) - Yamaha mLAN Mixer Owner's Manual

Input Channel Settings (Input Section)

You can adjust the input signal level and effect on/off for each channel.
You can set the attenuation and phase independently for each channel, even when
the Link switch is turned on.
When adjacent channels are linked, the panpot knob enables you to adjust the level
balance between the odd and even channels.
A Channel number
Channels 1-8 are used for input signals via mLAN. Channels 9 and 10 are
used for Digital input signals, and channels 11 and 12 are used for A/D
input signals.
B EQ/Dyna (Dynamics)/Dly (Delay) button
These buttons are used to switch EQ, Dynamics, and Delay on and off for
each channel. The settings are linked with the buttons in the Channel tab.
C Aux 1/2 send knobs
These knobs are used to adjust the level of each channel signal sent to
AUX 1/2.
Use these knobs when you are sending signals to an external effect pro-
cessor or when you are monitoring signals with a balance that is different
from the stereo output balance.
If you are using the mLAN8P: Signals sent to AUX2 are also sent to the
internal multi-effect processor.
When AUX Layer is turned on, you can set AUX 3-6
parameters (mLAN8E).
D Pre/Post buttons
These buttons enable you to select a pre-fader (Pre) signal or a post-fader
(Post) signal as the AUX send signal. With the "Pre" setting, a signal is
sent to the AUX bus before it reaches the channel fader; thus the signal is
not affected by the channel fader setting. With the "Post" setting, a signal
is sent to the AUX bus after it passes through the channel fader; thus the
signal is affected by the channel fader.
E M (Mute) button
Press this button to mute the corresponding channel signal.
F S (Solo) button
Press this button to monitor the corresponding channel signal.
Press this button while holding down the Shift key to monitor multiple
channel signals.
G Panpot knob
This knob enables you to set the stereo position of the corresponding
channel. If the channel's Link switch is set to "ON," the knob adjusts the
signal balance.
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