Monitor Patching; Solo Bus And Utility Patching; Talkback Signal Patching - Euphonix Max Air Manual

Euphonix Max Air Mixing Console Operation Manual
For every Main section, there is a corresponding return in the same format, which allows
patching the Main section recorder output back into the console. The Main section return
can be routed to the monitors from the Main Section page in the CR Source Panel (see
Control Room on page 129).
4.4.3

Monitor Patching

The monitor outputs are automatically routed to the analog patch unit supplied with Max
Air and are ready to be normalled to the speaker inputs. The monitor feeds are also avail-
able within the Patch View for routing to other destinations if necessary.
Select the Console I/O category and the Monitor Busses sub-category. This window
shows all 22 monitor feeds:
The Cascade inputs allow for direct bus injection prior to the insert point into all monitor
signal paths.
4.4.4

Solo Bus and Utility Patching

The Solo Busses sub-category in Console I/O allows custom patching of the stereo Solo
Bus. There is an Insert Send, Insert Return and separate solo output available for patch.
The Utility Sources sub-category includes the Oscillator output. The Utility Destina-
tions sub-category includes the Slate In which must be patched to the Talkback mic feed
from the Monitor Interface.
4.4.5

Talkback Signal Patching

The talkback mics are wired to the MC524 Monitor Controller. They are amplified to
produce a single talkback signal. This analog signal must be fed into the system through
an Analog to MADI converter.
To send talkback to the busses, this signal must be patched to the Slate-TB Input (in the
Utility Destinations subcategory of the Console I/O category). Note which analog to
MADI converter input the talkback signal has been patched to and connect that channel
to the Slate-TB Input.
Table 4-1 Monitor Busses
Monitor Busses
1-8 Control Room
9-16 Mon A
18-18 Mon B
19-20 Mon C
21-22 Mon D
Format
L, C, R, Sl, Sr, Bm, X, Y
L, C, R, Sl, Sr, Bm, X, Y
L, R
L, R
L, R
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