Roland EDIROL M-16DX Workshop
16-channel digital mixer creating submixes using the mute/alt bus
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- Page 1 Workshop M-16DX 16-Channel Digital Mixer Creating Submixes Using the Mute/Alt Bus © 2008 Roland Corporation U.S. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Roland Corporation U.S. M16DXWS17...
- Page 2 About the Workshop Booklets The Idea of a Submix The EDIROL M-16DX 16-Channel Digital Mixer delivers the power of digital Within a mix, there will often be groups of signals that go together, groups mixing to musicians at an incredibly affordable price. This crystal-clear 24-bit of signals that have to sit well against each other.
- Page 3 You continue by On the back of the M-16DX I/O module, connect the ALT OUT L and R jacks to a pair of input jacks. If you’d like to: • getting the submix to sound the way you want— using each signal’s •...
- Page 4 About Submix Effects Once the submix sounds the way you want it, bring up your other channels to create the rest of your main mix around the submix. As you hear the rest of your mix, you can tweak any individual signal To learn about the M-16DX’s insert and loop effects, see the Workshop within the submix as necessary using its channel strip controls.
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