Muting Groups; Global Trim Function - Aviom A-16II User Manual

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Muting Groups

Groups can be muted if necessary while creating a mix or editing. The
procedure is the same as for muting a single channel. To mute a Group:
First select one of the channels that is part of the Group.
The upper (red) LED in each channel button that is part of a
Group will be lit solid.
To mute the Group, press the
The lower (yellow) LEDs in all channel buttons contained in
the Group will light, indicating that the channels are now
muted.
Unmute the Group by pressing the
while the Group is still selected.
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: The mute status of your Groups is saved as part of a Preset.
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Global Trim Function

The Global Trim function can be used to lower all sixteen audio levels
in a mix simultaneously, which is useful when some of the channels are
nearing maximum level and additional mix balance changes are required.
This function operates in a similar manner to a studio mixing console with
automation; invoking the command calculates a new volume level for all
channels.
The Global Trim function drops the level of the mix by 6dB with each use,
keeping the relative levels intact among the sixteen audio channels. Changes
to volume levels are instantly updated and can be seen on the volume LED
readout as each channel is selected. Note that as channels approach their
minimum volume level that the mix balance will change since the A‑16II has
no way of re‑balancing the mix once the minimum level for a channel has
been reached.
The Trim function is labeled on the A‑16II front panel, once near the G
button and once near the M
used to perform the Global Trim.
To Use the Global Trim function:
Hold the
While still holding the
once.
The mix is trimmed by 6dB on all channels
Perform additional trims as needed.
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