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I/O, Clocking, and Reference
Routing a signal into the LA-5300 is a two-step process.
The first step is creating an input group from the available physical hardware inputs (5-2A). The second step
is routing the audio from these inputs into the processor input (5-2B).
Routing a signal to the output is a similar two-step process.
The first step is creating an output group from the available physical hardware outputs (5-2D). The second
step is routing the audio from processor output (5-2C) to the physical outputs.
Creating an Input Group
Click on your first audio input source (5-3A) to highlight it, then right click and select "Create Input Group."
You may enter a custom name for this source in the Label field (5-3C) and customize the color (5-3B) of the
graphical routing lines.
Multi-channel groups can be created by holding the "Shift" key while selecting sources (Shift + Click).
Creating groups using non-contiguous channels is accomplished by holding the "Ctl" key while selecting sources
(Ctl + Shift).
Note:
The channel order must still follow the proper convention to be properly assigned. For example, L/R, C/LFE,
Ls/Rs, Lfh/Rfh, Lrs/Rrs if setting up a 5.1-channel input on SDI 1-6 with height channels on SDI 13-16.
Figure 5-2: Signal routing menu.
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