Creating Analog Aux And Fx Mixes - PRESONUS StudioLive 16.4.2 Owner's Manual

4 Controls
4.4 Aux and FX Buses

Creating Analog Aux and FX Mixes

4.4.3
Mix Button
Aux Flip Mode
Aux Flip mode is not available for FXA and FXB.
Mix|Pan Button
Pan Control is not available for the additional buses accessed by Aux Flip Mode.
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In addition to setting the dynamics for each channel and bus and
metering each channel and output, the Fat Channel also allows you to
create Aux mixes and quickly view the send level for each channel.
The Mix and Mix | Pan buttons for each Aux and both FX buses are
used for just this purpose. Each one of these buttons allow you to view
and set the send level for each channel to that Aux or FX mix.
Enables Aux Bus Mixing in the Fat Channel.
When the Mix button is pressed once, the 16 encoder knobs in the Fat Channel
become the aux-send level controls for each of their respective input channels.
The meters will display the send amount for each of the input channels.
Enables Aux Send Levels for Main FireWire Return, Tape In, Aux Ins A and B, FXA, and FXB
Pressing the Mix button a second time will switch the first six
meters and encoders to become the aux-send level controls
for the Main FireWire Return, Analog Tape In, Aux Input A, Aux
Input B, and the output of FXA and FXB. While in this mode,
the Mix button will remain illuminated, and LEDs at the top,
middle, and bottom of meters 7-16 will also illuminate.
Press the Mix button a third time to disengage Aux Mix mode.
Enables Pan Control and Metering in the Fat Channel (Stereo Send Mode Only).
On Aux Sends 2, 4, and 6, the Mix button becomes the Pan control when two auxes
are linked. When this button is enabled, the 16 encoders in the Fat Channel become
the pan controls for each of their respective input channels. The meters will display
the pan setting of each of the input channels.
Press the Mix | Pan button a second time to disengage Aux Mix Pan mode.
For more information of stereo linking, please review Section 4.1.4.
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