Stereo Line Inputs - Midas Venice F32 Operator's Manual

Stereo line inputs

Stereo line inputs
This section lets you adjust the level of the stereo line input signal, solo the signal and
route it to the channel or directly to masters.
Stereo line input section of the dual stereo input channels
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Description
stereo line gain control knob
continuously variable from
0dB, thus allowing low level line signals to be trimmed to obtain the optimal
signal level.
solo switch and yellow LED Sends the channel signal to the AFL stereo
and PFL mono buses. The left and right local monitor outputs can be used,
for example, when operating from within a booth to hear selected solos and
not the whole FOH mix.
The solo LED illuminates to show when the SOLO switch is on.
channel/masters switch
local stereo line input is routed normally through the channel.
However, in the masters position, the stereo line input is routed to the
stereo master left and right channels (see "Master outputs (mono and
stereo)" on page 66). This is particularly useful if you require extra inputs.
For example, you can use the stereo line input for a reverb return routed
directly to the masters, while still normally using the stereo mic inputs
through the channel.
Note: The all stereo line to masters MUTE switch (see "Master outputs
(mono and stereo)" on page 66) is a global mute for any stereo line inputs
routed directly to masters.
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Adjusts the stereo line gain, which is
4
(infinity/off) to +20dB with a centre detent at
With this switch in the channel position, the
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