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K-M
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IX
DITOR
A
UXES
In addition to panning, each of the aux output pairs (3–4, 5–6, 7–8) have two other parameters —
send level and pre/post.
P
K
AN
NOB
The aux pan knobs set the left/right panning of the signal going to the aux output pairs.
• Full left (counterclockwise) sends to just the odd-numbered output — output 3 for aux 1,
output 5 for aux 2, and output 7 for aux 3.
• Full right (clockwise) sends to just the even-numbered output — output 4 for aux 1,
output 6 for aux 2, and output 8 for aux 3.
• A centered pan knob will send the channel's signal to both outputs of the aux pair
equally.
S
L
F
END
EVEL
ADER
The aux send level faders control the amount of signal being sent to the aux output channels.
• Raise a fader to increase the signal being sent to the aux output; lower the fader to
decrease the signal being sent to the aux output.
• Each of the three aux output pairs has its own send level fader. Remember, each aux is a
stereo pair: aux 1 = outputs 3–4; aux 2 = outputs 5–6; aux 3 = outputs 7–8.
P
/P
S
RE
OST
WITCH
The aux pre/post switches set whether audio is going to the aux outputs pre-fader or post-
fader. The audio is either tapped before or after the input channel's volume fader.
• When set to "Pre", the currently selected channel's volume fader will have no effect on
the level going to the aux; the send level fader will be the only level control.
• When set to "Post", the currently selected channel's volume fader will have an effect on
the audio going to the aux. Both the send level fader and the input channel's volume
fader are in control of audio going to the aux. If the send level fader is all the way up, but
the volume fader for the selected channel is all the way down (or muted), no audio will
be sent to the auxes.
Regardless of how the pre/post switch is set, the audio will always be post-DSP
effects (EQ, gate, compressor). Please refer to the K-Mix Signal Flow Diagram to see
exactly where the audio is tapped.
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