Pan; Pan Knobsets - Euphonix Max Air Operation Manual

Euphonix Max Air Mixing Console Operation Manual
5.3.5

Pan

Max Air is not limited to a single pan format and one pan control per channel imposed
by the traditional analog console. Max Air allows the following pan formats (also called
pan laws): mono, stereo, LCRS, 5.1, 6.1, and 7.1. The limit is 16 multi format main sec-
tions each with up to eight busses. See Configuring Main and Group Busses on page
110 to learn how to assign main and group bus formats. A single pan knob can control
several different main or group busses at once, each with different formats.
Press the Pan Knobset Select key to assign the Pan parameters to the knobs. See Pan
on page 126 for information about engaging the panner to the busses.
Page 1
Boom
Select
On/Off
On
PanR
Select
On/Off
On
Srnd
Select
Surround Pan
On/Off
On
PanF
Select
Width
in/out
On
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Boom Level (Boom): The level to only the Boom channel. For example, in 5.1-channel
format, the Boom level applies to only the Sub.
Pan Rear (PanR): Same as PanF for rear speakers.
Surround Pan (Srnd): Controls the front-to-surround levels without changing the in-
dividual front or surround pan settings.
Pan Front (PanF): Controls the front channel levels only (i.e., in 5.1-channel format,
pan applies to LCR). This is the familiar pan control for a stereo Main bus.
Rotate (Rot8): Allows circular panning.
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Rot8
Select
Boom Level
On/Off
On
FocF
Select
Rear Pan
On/Off
On
DivF
Select
On/Off
On
nonB
Select
Front Pan
On/Off
On
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Figure 5-13 Pan Knobsets
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DivS
Select
Rotate
On/Off
On
FocS
Select
Front Focus
On/Off
On
DivR
Select
Frond Divergence
On/Off
On
FocR
Select
Non Boom Level
On/Off
On
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Channels and Strips
Surround Divergence
Surround Focus
Rear Divergence
Rear Focus
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