Creating A Custom Knobset For Stereo Channels; External Device Setup; Patching External Devices Into The External Inputs - Euphonix Max Air Operation Manual

Euphonix Max Air Mixing Console Operation Manual
3.6.2

Creating a Custom Knobset for Stereo Channels

1. Select System from the Main Menu.
2. Select the *Knobset tab.
3. Scroll to Page 2 using the arrow button on the top-left.
4. Select the bottom area in the left box.
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 Atrim
7. Select the second knob area on the left and select Input, then Balance.
8. Repeat for the other knobset positions choosing Aux 1 and Aux 2.
3.7

External Device Setup

Max Air includes 24 external inputs that can be directly monitored at the touch of a but-
ton. These individual inputs need to be grouped together, assigned a format, named and
attached to External Device buttons to match the external sources (i.e., Off Air Stereo,
Dolby E Decoded 5.1, CD player, etc.).
3.7.1

Patching External Devices into the External Inputs

Decide the sources to be patched into external inputs. For example, the first 24 digital
sources coming into the console that we labeled Digital In 2 are external sources.
1. Select Patch from the Main Menu.
2. Select the Sources tab.
3. Select the fourth gray button which should now be labeled Digital In 2.
4. Select the 1–32 tab.
5. Touch and drag through the green Digital In 2 column to select the first 24 sources.
These appear in the green Sources list to the right.
6. Select the Console I/O tab and select the Externals button on the left.
7. Touch and drag through the blue External column to select all 24 External inputs.
8. Touch the Patch Selected button to make the patch.
The first 24 devices coming into the fourth MADI input (in this case the second Digital
Format Converter) are patched to the 24 External Inputs of the console. Note that it is
also possible to patch these into channels: the router allows any patch output to be sent
to more than one source.
41
Quickstart to Common Tasks