Axia iQx AES67 Installation & User Manual page 32

Audio Configuration
Signal Mode for Record Bus
The Record mix (bus) is a special variation of PGM 4 that is post-fader but pre ON/OFF (default). This field defines how the
source will feed the mix. The options are:
Stereo – delivers this source in stereo to the Record mix (default).
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Sum to Left – sums L+R of this source and delivers the sum to the Left channel of the Record mix.
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Sum to Right – sums L+R of this source and delivers the sum to the Right channel of the Record mix.
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The last two options give the ability to create a split Record, which is commonly used for phone recorders. The Operator's mic
can be recorded on one side of a stereo channel while all other sources are recorded on the other side.
Record Insert Mode
Is an option to feed the Record mix pre-fader. By default the Record mix is post-fader and may not be desired in some
applications, thus this option.
Input Trim Gain
This setting allows you to specify an amount of gain from -25 to +25 dB. Fader Trim Gain is applied in the signal path just before
the fader.
Panorama Position
Lets you preset pan settings for the source. Pan is variable in 49 steps, center being 0, far left -24, and far right +24. This setting
can be adjusted on the fly by the operator if permitted by show profile settings.
Audio Delay
This setting applies a delay in the audio for use in video voice sync or additionally in AES67 link offset adjustment.
Microphone Processing (Microphone Types)
Dynamic audio processing is available to Microphone source types.
The check box to the left of each component, Gate, Compressor, and De-Esser, enables the component. The options below are
specific to the component.
Noise Gate
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Threshold, down to -50 dB, at which the Noise Gate activates to attenuate the input signal that fall below this
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value.
Depth, up to -30 dB, of attenuation to apply to the input signal when the specified Threshold is met.
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