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>> To select the mix bus mode
1. Select the mix bus (see To Select A Mix Bus).
2. Press the quick access button (adjacent to the fi lters section) to assign the mix
overview to the channel strip. For example, the aux send overview for AuxS1.
3. Click a non-control area within one of the sections (for example, dir in)
to open the confi guration processing area in the GUI channel strip.
4. Click MODE repeatedly to scroll through the mix modes (mix, group and
mix minus) to select the one you want. Group mode is fader only with no
pre-fader, and in mix minus mode all buses are initially routed — you have
to turn a bus routing switch on to take it out of the mix. Stereo mix mode
— with mix selected and LINK button on — is only accessed from the odd
numbered output channel of the linked pair. In stereo mix mode the top
control knob becomes pan adjust and the bottom one adjusts level. When
creating a stereo mix, you can use either the odd or even output to link the
two channels, but the mode of the odd channel is used on both.
>> To set up a mono aux mix
1. Making sure that the mix bus is not linked, select mix (see To Select The
Mix Bus Mode).
2. Select the input channel (see To Select An Input Channel).
3. At the GUI, click within the appropriate sends section (aux or matrices) in the
overview display to open its processing area.
4. In the mix (upper) section, do the following:
Press PRE to select pre-fader (on) or post-fader (off ).
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Press ON to route the aux mix from input to aux output
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Adjust the level control knob to change the signal level.
You have the option to adjust them using the pan/fader controls in the input fast
zone (12-channel input bay); this is known as "fl ip" mode. (You can also adjust
them in the GUI channel strip — overview or processing area — using drag.)
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