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- Page 1 SMIX 1.0 User Manual...
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Page 2: Basic Structure
SMIX flexible routing 8 channel audio mixer Thank you for purchasing this MH Eurorack SMIX module. As with any Eurorack module please power off you rack before connecting it to a power cable. Also, to prevent damage to the front panel, always make sure it is secured in your rack using 4x M3 screws. - Page 3 1. 8 channel mixer / Performance mixer Here we are mixing up to 8 mono channels. All the selector switches are set to ‘A’ so the full mix is available at OUT A. If any channel is switched to ‘B’ that channel will appear at OUT B, so this can be used as a ‘preview’...
- Page 4 2. 7 channel mixer with master volume With one less channel we can have a master level control. All the selector switches are set to ‘A’ with the exception of channel 8 which is set to ‘B’. OUT A is patched to IN 8 and the mix is available and OUT B with the level control for channel 8 acting as a master level control for the entire mix.
- Page 5 3. 2x independent mono mixers SMIX can be configured as two separate mono mixers. The above diagram shows a 5-3 channel split, but 6-2 and 4-4 splits are also possible. For this example, channels 1 to 3 are switch to ‘A’ with their mix available at OUT A. Channels 4-8 are switch to ‘B’...
- Page 6 4. 4 channel Stereo mixer For stereo mixing select ‘A’ on channels 1 to 4 and ‘B’ on channels 5 to 8. Left or mono signals can be routed to channels 1 to 4, with right signals going to on channels 5 to 8. With the SMIX input normalisation, mono channels will appear on both left and right outputs.
- Page 7 5. 4 channel Mono mixer with FX send Here we utilise the channel normalisation to copy the signals plugged into channels 1 to 4 over to channels 5 to 8. Channels 1 to 4 are switch to ‘A’ and the dry mix is available at OUT A. Channels 5 to 8 are switch to ‘B’ feeding the FX send mix at OUT B.
- Page 8 6. 3/4 channel Mono mixer with FX send and return This is a variation of the previous example which brings back the FX return into channel 8. The channel 8 switch is now set to ‘A’ and the level control for this channel is now the FX return level.
- Page 9 7. Subgroups Sometimes it’s useful to control the level of a number of channels simultaneously. For example: the level of all the drums/percussion in a mix. In this example we have the inputs 5 to 7 grouped together. They are all switched to ‘B’...
- Page 10 Support Any problems? Feedback? Please use the contact form on the MH Eurorack website QR Code for website:...
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