Summing Input Channels - API The BOX Operator's Manual

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Summing Input Channels 1-16

To make efficient use of space, summing inputs are arranged with two (2) channels per strip
with the even number channels above the odd numbered channels. The fader controls for
each pair of channels are situated side-by-side below the 2-channel strip.
strip contains two complete channels.
The default signal flow through the summing inputs is as follows:
Input ⇒ insert ⇒ fader ⇒ mute ⇒ pan-pot ⇒ program bus
The fader can be bypassed (0dB) to yield:
Input ⇒ insert ⇒ mute ⇒ pan-pot ⇒ program bus
"The BOX" provides sixteen (16)
summing
(summing
optimized for mixing in a DAW
environment.
summing inputs are identical.
Along
faders,
provides
appropriately
path for mixing applications. In
recognition
processing
DAWs, the summing inputs do
not contain filters, equalization
or
(compressor). However they do
provide the essential elements
and flexibility needed for mixing
on an analog summing bus.
Accordingly, all summing inputs
include:
All aux/cue sends have ON/OFF
switches
either pre or post-fader. The
stereo send can be routed to
aux buses 3/4 or the cue bus.
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input
inputs)
All
with their
each summing
a simple,
featured
of the
power
dynamic
0dB fader bypass
•
Balanced insert with switch
•
2 mono aux sends
•
1 stereo aux/cue send
•
Fader and mute
•
Pan-pot
•
Program bus assignment
•
Solo and solo safe
•
and can be
Each 2-channel
channels
that are
sixteen
associated
input
but
audio
signal
of most
processing
routed