Digigram ALP222e-Mic User Manual page 29

User Manual – ALP222e & ALP222e-Mic
A reduced view which displays a sub-assembly of mixing points. This view is displayed when
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the "MATRIX MODE" selector is positioned on "REDUCED" (below).
Each mixing point can be activated or deactivated by clicking on it (Mute / Unmute). All the hidden
boxes are deactivated mixing points.
The digital gain applied to the channel can be adjusted for each mixing point. To do this, press the
Ctrl key, place the mouse cursor over the mixing point without clicking and use the mouse wheel to
increase or decrease the digital gain value; the gain value applied is then displayed during the
adjustment.
To directly set the gain to 0dB, press the Ctrl key and double click on the mixing point.
Visually, a mixing point is a solid blue if the gain is at its maximum (+12 dB). It is circled in blue and
empty if the gain is at its minimum value (-90 dB).
Caution:
As an example, the matrix below allows the following:
Routing the audio stream played by an application: playback channels 1&2 routed towards
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analog outputs 1&2, and playback channels 3&4 routed towards the AES3 output.
Routing the physical input signals towards the corresponding outputs (ana IN 1 towards ana
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OUT1, ana IN 2 towards ana OUT2, AES 3 IN towards AES3 OUT).
As a result, playback signals and input signals are mixed to the outputs.
Note that a gain is applied to each input signal towards the output.
Moving from "ADVANCED" view to "REDUCED" view
deactivates certain mixing points. If gain settings have been
configured on these points in the "ADVANCED" view, these
settings are lost when moving to "REDUCED" mode. The
message opposite warns the user. Select Yes to confirm the
move to REDUCED mode.
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