Output Zone; Analog Outputs - Arturia AUDIOFUSE STUDIO User Manual

2.4.3. Output zone

Stretching across the bottom of the AFCC window from left to right is the Output zone. It
shows at a glance the signals that are passing through the AudioFuse Studio, along with the
sources and levels as indicated by the LED meters. Each output has a drop-down menu that
allows you to select which input source will be routed to which output.
Note that not all outputs are stereo pairs: The Aux L / R outputs are the exception. They can
be routed and controlled independently or linked and controlled as a stereo pair. More about
that later.

2.4.3.1. Analog Outputs

The source for each set of Analog Outputs can be selected. For example, there are three
options for the Speakers: Main Mix, Cue Mix 1, and Cue Mix 2.
The following table lists all of the input / output routing options that are available in the
selection menu for each analog output.
Speakers Phones 1
Main Mix Main Mix
Cue Mix 1 Cue Mix 1
Cue Mix 2 Cue Mix 2
[1] The USB inputs for the Aux channels are the ones routed to them via the DAW or another
computer source.
The Analog Output buttons
There are 10 buttons in the Analog Outputs section. They make the AudioFuse Studio even
more flexible and powerful!
Mute
This button silences all of the Speaker outputs. Click it again to unmute.
Mono
There's a Mono button available for three of the Analog Outputs. when this button is pressed
the stereo output becomes mono. Use this to check your mix every now and then to make
sure your listeners will not encounter any phase cancellation issues if they listen to your
song through a single speaker.
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Phones 2 Aux L
Main Mix Main L
Cue Mix 1 Cue Mix 1 L
Cue Mix 2 Cue Mix 2 L
USB [1]
Analog Inputs 1-4
Aux R
Main Mix R
Cue Mix 1 R
Cue Mix 2 R
USB [1]
Analog Inputs 1-4
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