Structure Of This Manual - AMS Neve Logic MMC User Manual

Introduction
Introduction
Information in this Manual
The information in this manual is mainly presented as a reference for users who are familiar with the operation
of mixing/broadcast consoles. It is assumed that operators and engineers who will be using the Logic MMC are
familiar with concepts such as EQ, delay, etc.
However, Logic MMC is an assignable digital system and this will be new territory for many users. If you are
among those users who are new to digital systems then you should follow the guidelines below for finding out
about key concepts for the Logic MMC. You will soon find that Logic MMC is very easy and intuitive to use.
Finding Information
There are two lists which may help with finding a topic that you are interested in: the contents and the index.
This manual is primarily a reference tool and is not designed to be read sequentially. Therefore, use the index
(at the back of the manual) to find information quickly.

Structure of this Manual

Basic Information and Getting Started
If you are a new user, and particularly if you are new to digital systems, then you should familiarise yourself with
the information in the following chapters at the beginning of the manual:
Glossary Of Terms
This has definitions of terms as they are used in this manual and in the context of using Logic MMC.
Logic MMC Console Surface
This is a section-by-section overview of Logic MMC's console surface.
Working With Signal Paths
This defines the various types of signal paths and what they are used for. This chapter is very useful for former
users of analogue systems.
Reference
The rest of the manual provides reference for using Logic MMC.
Working with the Console Surface
The section of the manual from Fader Assignment through to Transport Control describes how to use the
controls on the console surface.
Encore
The section of the manual from Encore Screen through to Help Menu describes how to use the functions in
Encore. Each of the menu chapters describes each option in the order that it appears on the menus in Encore.
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