Korg Soundlink DRS OASYS PCI User Manual page 81

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With width at minimum, the Send Bus output is a mono signal heard at the exact
position set by Pan. With width at maximum, the output is wide stereo, centered
around the Pan position.
Width responds to controller #8 on the selected MIDI channel. When this is set to 0,
the channel is mono; when it is set to 127, the channel has the maximum stereo
image.
Mute
On, Off. Mute silences the output of the Send Bus.
Mute responds to controller #89 on the selected MIDI channel. 0 is off (not muted),
and any value between 1 and 127 is on (muted).
Solo
On, Off. Solo isolates one or more Mixer Channels or Send Busses by temporarily
muting all other non-soloed Mixer Channels and Send Busses. You can solo any
combination of Channels and Send Busses at the same time.
Note that Solo affects only the mixer, and does not affect audio sent directly to the
audio outputs from a digital audio program.
Solo responds to controller #90 on the selected MIDI channel. 0 is off (not soloed),
and any value between 1 and 127 is on (soloed).
Output
Master, Analog L-R, S/PDIF L-R, ADAT 1-2, ADAT 3-4, ADAT 5-6, ADAT 7-8.
This selects the Output Bus to which the Send Bus will be routed.
If Master is selected, the Send Bus will go to the Output Bus designated as the
Master Output; if the Master Output selection is changed, the Send Bus will
automatically be re-routed to the new Master.
For more information on output busses, see "Output Busses," on page 78.
Stream Input
None, Stream 1-8 (mono), Stream 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 (stereo). This selects the Stream
which will be summed into the Send Bus.
The Stream Input allows Send Busses to be shared by the OASYS PCI mixer and a
digital audio program. For instance, you can have a reverb send which is used by
both OASYS PCI synths and pre-recorded audio tracks. For more information,
please see "Routing audio to an OASYS PCI Send Bus, using Streams," on page 45.
If None is selected, no stream will be summed into the send.
OASYS PCI
Send Busses
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