Behringer EURODESK MX9000 User´s Manual page 47

Channels Source
1 Kick
2 Snare
3 Hi Hat
4 Tom 1
5 Tom 2
6 Tom 3
7 Tom 4
8 Cymbals (overheads) MIX-B
9 Keyboards L
10 Keyboards R
11 Bass DI
12 Trumpet
13 Trombone
14 Sax
15 BVs 1
16 BVs 2
17 BVs 3
18 Conga L
19 Conga R
20 Guitar 1 microphone MIX-B
21 Guitar 2 microphone MIX-B
22 Lead vocal
23 FX 1 L
24 FX 1 R
For front of house route all channels to the MIX-B bus > main mix. For live P.A. effects use auxes 3/4/5/6. For
wedge monitors use aux 1 and 2 in pre mode > aux 1and 2 output. For sidefills use phones 1 output. For infill
for guitarist, keyboard player and drummer use subgroups 1/2, 3/4 and 7/8.
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No subgrouping is used as a mixing aid to the FOH mix.
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Infill sends use up one group pair each as a consequence of the routing matrix being dependent
on the channel PANpot (P24).
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All channels should be set for: aux 1/2: PRE (S13 DOWN) > WEDGES; aux 3/4/5/6: POST
(S16 UP) > FX; MIX-B SOURCE = CHANNEL (S23 DOWN); FLIP = Mic/Line SIGNAL (S3 UP)
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In a quadrophonic setup MIX-B should be kept separate from the main mix (S48 UP).
OK: This example has been extreme. Chances are if you were touring with the sort of PA / multitrack described
above you'd also have a massive FOH console, separate foldback mixer, and a rider that would make Bill
Graham blanche. None of the applications examples are designed to be used as a BLUEPRINT. Rather, they
should give you some idea of the scope and flexibility of your EURODESK MX9000. Use your imagination to
find novel ways of solving problems and creating extra facilities.
F.O.H. FX
MIX-B -
MIX-B Aux send 4
MIX-B -
MIX-B Aux send 4
MIX-B Aux send 4
MIX-B Aux send 4
MIX-B Aux send 4
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MIX-B -
MIX-B -
MIX-B -
MIX-B Aux send 5
MIX-B Aux send 5
MIX-B Aux send 5
MIX-B Aux send 5 and 6 Aux send 1 and 2
MIX-B Aux send 5 and 6 Aux send 1 and 2
MIX-B Aux send 5 and 6 Aux send 1 and 2
MIX-B -
MIX-B -
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MIX-B Aux send 5 and 6
MIX-B -
MIX-B -
Tab. 18.2: Front/rear/stage monitors routing
Wedges
- Subgroups 1/2, 3/4 and 7/8
Aux send 1 and 2 Subgroups 1/2 and 3/4
- Subgroups 1/2 and 3/4
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- Subgroups 1/2, 3/4 and 7/8
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- Subgroups 1/2, 3/4 and 7/8
- Subgroups 1/2, 3/4 and 7/8
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Aux send 1
Aux send 1
Aux send 1
Infills
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Subgroup 12
Subgroup 12
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Subgroups 3 and 4
Subgroups 3 and 4
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