Knobsets; Creating A Custom Knobset For Mono Channels - Euphonix Max Air Operation Manual

Euphonix Max Air Mixing Console Operation Manual
3.6

Knobsets

Knobsets allow users to customize the four rotary controls on the surface to suit their
individual requirements. There are six buttons at the top of each strip (Pan, Filt, EQ,
Dyn, Inp and *) that determine which parameters the knobset controls. In this example,
we will configure the * custom knobsets for mono and stereo channels. From bottom to
top, we will configure mono channels to have mic gain, pan, aux 1 and aux 2. Stereo
channels will have line trim, balance, aux 1 and aux 2.
3.6.1

Creating a Custom Knobset for Mono Channels

1. Select System from the Main Menu.
2. Select the *Knobset tab.
The * in front of Knobset in the tab indicates that this custom set of knobs is
accessible by pressing the * key at the top of each channel strip.
3. The view shows two boxes, the one on the left is a set of rotary controls and
keys found on the strip. The boxes on the right are buttons that indicate the
channel functions.
4. Select the bottom box on the left.
It highlights yellow to show it is selected.
5. Select the Input function in the middle column.
The grid on the right shows all input functions of the channel strip.
6. Select the A input Gain situated in the bottom-left of the bank of buttons.
There are two inputs per channel each with Impedance, 48 V phantom, High-
Pass Filter, Mic Gain, digital input Trim, and Phase controls. The Delay set-
tings and the Input key (between the A and B Inputs) are common to both in-
puts. Note that the Impedance, 48 V phantom, High-Pass Filter, and Mic Gain
controls appear only on channels that have been connected to a Mic Preamp
(Channels 1–24 in the example at the beginning of the Quickstart).
You have just configured the Mic Gain control to appear on the bottom control
on the channel strip when the * key is selected on any strip.
7. Repeat the above steps choosing Pan F (Front pan) for the panner and Aux 1
and Aux 2 for the auxes. From bottom to top the four knobs will show Mic
Gain, Pan, Aux 1 and Aux 2.
8. By paging to the next set of knobs using the arrow keys at the top you can set
a total of 16 custom knobs.
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