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8) AUX SENDS
And this is the 1/4" jack where you connect the line that's going
into the input of an external effects processor. The aux sends give
you 10dB of gain that can be controlled in the AUX section of
each channel input.
9) ALT 3/4 OUT
These jacks are the outputs for the iMultiMix USB's extra stereo
bus. This signal includes channels whose MUTE / ALT 3/4 switch
is activated.
10) 2-TRACK
The 2-TRACK IN and OUT jacks are standard RCA jacks. You'll
use the OUTs for mixing to a tape deck or other recorder. With
the INs you can bring in a signal, which can be monitored and
even added to the main mix via the 2TK TO MIX switch in the
master section of the mixer.
11) MAIN MIX OUT
These 1/4" jacks are where the signal on the main mix bus leaves
the mixer. From there you can send it to a recorder or a PA system.
The level of this signal is controlled by the MAIN MIX fader.
12) CTRL RM OUT
You can use these 1/4" jacks to send the control room signal to
the input of the amplifier driving your monitors or headphones.
This output can carry several different signals, depending on which
source you have selected in the master section of the mixer.
Channel Strips
The eight channel strips are virtually identical to each other, with
the only difference being that channels 1 – 8 are mono and
channels 9 – 16 are stereo. Each channel strip contains the
following components.
1) Fader
The fader controls how much of the signal from the mic or line
inputs is sent to the channel. To adjust the level, simply slide the
fader up and down to the desired level. In the lowest position,
levels are cut completely, and in the uppermost position you get an
additional 10dB of gain. When the fader is at 0, it is at unity gain,
where the level of the output equals the level of the input.
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