Creating A Mix - Arturia AUDIOFUSE 16RIG User Manual

5.5. Creating a Mix

The AudioFuse 16Rig can combine signals with two different mixers: the Main Mix , which
includes up to four Aux Sends , and the Cue Mix , which does not. Typically you'd use the
Main Mix in the same way you'd use any conventional mixer, while the Cue Mix can feed a
headphone amplifier so performers can hear "more me" as they play.
1. Connect and adjust input levels for your line-level sources, microphones, and/or
guitars, as described above.
Press the MIXER button to access the Main Mix or the CUE button to access the
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Cue Mix. (We'll talk about the Main Mix in the following steps, as the Cue Mix is
identical but has no Aux Sends.)
Scroll to the MAIN CHANNELS pages to select which inputs will be present in your
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mix. The current input will be highlighted in blue; press the encoder to select the
input and it will light up solid white. Note that all inputs have the option of being
selected as mono channels or linked stereo pairs.
4. In addition to analog sources, there are selectors for ADAT inputs from the rear-
panel ADAT inputs and USB playback channels from your recording software.
These can also be selected as mono inputs or stereo pairs.
Now, return to the MAIN MIXER page. You should see all of your added channels,
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each with a fader level indicator, level meter, and Mute and Solo indicators, as
well as meters for the four Aux buses and the Main Mix on the right. If there are
more than 8 channels in your mix, subsequent channels will be shown on extra
pages after the first one.
6. Scroll to a channel to select it, and click the Encoder to enter its channel settings.
Select the parameter you want to adjust, click on it, edit it using the main
encoder, and click again to confirm and move on.
7. Repeat this process for all channels, and adjust the stereo level and Aux return
levels on the MAIN MASTER page.
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