Panning & Stereo Link - PRESONUS STUDIOLIVE 16.4.2 - V1.12 User Manual

2 Controls & Connections
2.3 The Fat Channel
Panning and Stereo Link
2.3.3
The Pan Control for each Input or Output bus is
set on the Fat Channel. The LED display shows
the Pan setting, and the encoder to the right of
the display controls panning for the selected
input or output bus. When two channels are
linked as stereo pair, the LED display will
automatically change to stereo pan.
Stereo linking is done from within the Fat Channel. Input channels, aux buses, or subgroups can
be linked to create a stereo pair. The stereo pairs are predefined and cannot be changed. They are
as follows:
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Channels 1 & 2
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Channels 3 & 4
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Channels 5 & 6
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Channels 7 & 8
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Channels 9 & 10
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Channels 11 & 12
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Channels 13 & 14
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Channels 15 & 16
A stereo link can be enabled when either channel
in the pair is selected. When the stereo link
button is illuminated all the dynamics settings,
subgroup assignments, and main assignments
are pasted onto the other channel in the pair.
Note that this is a nondestructive paste.
When the Link button is disengaged, the other
channel's settings will be restored to its previous setting. For instance, if Channel 8 is selected
when the Stereo Link button is engaged, all of Channel 8's settings will be copied onto Channel 7. If
Channel 7 is selected when the Stereo Link button is engaged, Channel 7's settings will be copied
onto Channel 8. Because the settings are copied nondestructively, it is possible to A/B dynamics
settings with the touch of two buttons. Whichever channel is selected when the link button is
engaged will be the Link Master. When either channel in the stereo link is selected, both channels'
Select buttons will illuminate, but the Link Master's ID number will be displayed in the Selected
Channel LED read-out n the Fat Channel.
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Aux 1 & Aux 2
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Aux 3 & Aux 4
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Aux 5 & Aux 6
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Subgroups 1 & 2
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Subgroups 3 & 4
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