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In addition c ne abeve Individual sound elfeci processes, a
common effect wil be processed as well. EFFECT SEND 1
(5) wil control the amojnt ol the effect of reverberator #1,
whlo EFFECT SEND 2 (7) will control reverborator #2. AUX
GAIN (9) wil control the amount ol signal to be sent to rever¬
berator *3 and AUX PAN (1C) will determine the perspective
to oe sent (AUX SELECTOR (8)-POST).
At p-ocesseo signals will be routed to GROUP busses / ana
0 aid dong with tlie reproduced TRACKS 1 -8 of Ihe multi-
tract- recorder and cnorua'delay effects mixed-down to a
maetor recorder via GROUP MASTER FADERS 7/L, SR |17)
and GROUP OUT jacks 7/L. 8,'R (4fi)
For monitorirg ;he output signal, we will sefeci L-R of
MONITOR SELECTOR (25).
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