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ADD-one MANUAL
SECTION
3
3.
connection
To
Your System
This section describes the basic possibilities of connecting this unit
to
an
existing system
or
other equipment.
3.1
The Signal
Outputs
The ADD-one
has
a
total
of 15
signal outputs. These are broken down into
4
main groups:
a)
Channel Outputs
1
to
8
There are eight 6.3mm mono jack sockets, each
of
which can
be
used
to
output
an
instrument independently
of the
others and
the
selected
stereo panorama. These sockets can
be used,
for
example,
to
connect
mixer inputs
for
mixing
the
individual channels separately
or for
coupling
in
an
8-track tape machine
for
recording
the
drum tracks
individually.
MASTER Outputs RIGHT
-
MONO
-
LEFT
Three 6.3mm mono jack sockets are available
for
outputting
the
MASTER
signal either
in
stereo (RIGHT-LEFT)
or as
a
single-channel signal
(MONO). The
stereo panorama
is
determined
by the
programming
of
parameter PAN whereas
the
volume
is
totally dependent
on the
programming
of the
VOLUME parameter
and the
position
of the
MASTER
volume control. The MASTER ON-OFF slide switches adjacent
to
the
CHANNEL sockets can
be
used
to
mask individual channels (instruments)
out of the
MASTER signal.
A
PA mixer, for example, can be
connected
here
necessitating
the use of
only
two (or one)
channels
or
a
stereo
return
in
the
mixer
for
total percussion mixing.
c)
MONITOR Outputs RIGHT
-
MONO
-
LEFT
Three 6.3mm mono jack sockets are available
for
outputting
the
MONITOR signal either
in
stereo (RIGHT-LEFT)
or as
a
single-channel
signal (MONO). The stereo panorama
is
determined
by the
programming
of
parameter PAN whereas
the
volume
is
totally dependent
on the
programming
of the
VOLUME parameter
and the
position
of the
MONITOR
volume control. A monitor mixer
for
stage foldback,
for
example,
can
be
connected here necessitating
the use of
only two
(or
one)
channels
or
a
stereo return
for total
percussion mixing.
d)
Headphone Output PHONES
One 6.3mm mono jack socket
is
available
on the front panel of the
ADD-one
for
outputting
the
PHONES signal
in
stereo. The stereo
panorama
is
determined
by the programming
of
parameter PAN whereas
the
volume
is
totally dependent
on the
programming
of the
VOLUME
parameter
and the
position
of the
PHONES volume control. Stereo
headphones with any terminal impedance
(8
to
2000 ohms) can be
connected here
to
enable new sounds
and
sequence combinations
to be
created and modified
in
silence. The MUTE button
on the
front panel
can be
pressed which silences all outputs apart from
the
headphone
output.
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