Input Section; Pan - Euphonix Max Air Manual

Euphonix Max Air Mixing Console Operation Manual
7.1.2

Input Section

The A On and B On buttons (12) select A, B, or A + B. They intercancel except that they
can be pressed together to turn them both on.
The Input Edit key (13) selects the A or B input for editing using the input controls (14
and 15). The Input A and Input B displays show which input is selected.
The Hi Z, 48 V, Ø (phase), and HPF keys (14) toggle those functions on/off for the
selected input.
The key below the knob (15) sets the selected input to control either Mic Gain or Trim
on the knob. The Mic Gain or Trim legend lights to show which is selected. If the chan-
nel has a mic preamp attached, the setting defaults to Mic Gain, otherwise it defaults to
Trim.
The Input Select key (16) selects the entire input section for a Clear function. The Soft
Knobs (16) key maps all input functions (including functions not shown on the Super
Channel) onto the Soft Knobs.
7.1.3

Pan

This section controls front and surround pan for the selected channel. Front pan is used
for balance if the Super Channel contains a stereo channel. In this case, the Balance
legend under the knob is lit, otherwise the Front Pan legend is lit (8 in Figure 7-3). Sur-
round is used if the Super Channel has surround channels.
LTM (Left to Mono) operates on a stereo channel only. Press the LTM key (9) to place
the left channel, reduced in level 3 db, on both the left and right channels. RTM (Right to
Mono) operates on a stereo channel only. Press the RTM key (9) to place the right chan-
nel, reduced in level 3 db, on both the left and right channels. If both the RTM and LTM
buttons are pressed, the left and right channels, each reduced 3 db, are summed and sent
to both the left and right channels. The Balance knob then varies the mix between 100%
left to 100% right. The LTM and RTM keys illuminate when active.
The Soft Knobs key (10) maps all pan parameters, including those not displayed in the
Super Channel, onto the Soft Knobs. The Pan Select key (10) selects the entire pan sec-
tion for the Clear function. The In key to the left of the knob (11) switches that particular
pan control in/out.
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