Large Fader; Large Fader Pan Control - Solid State Logic SL 9000 J Series Operator's Manual

Large Fader

The LARGE FADER will usually be fed from the CHANNEL INPUT SECTION.
However there are exceptions as this table shows:
Status Buttons Selected
MIX
RECORD
RECORD +
SMALL FADER TO MON
30
LF
40
MIX
60
ISO
C
ST
L R
M P
REC
SOLO CUT
The large illuminated SOLO and CUT buttons are always associated with the Large
Fader.
SOLO – Normally the SOLO buttons activate an 'in place' (destructive) Solo function.
This is useful when using the Large Faders as Monitor faders in RECORD status.
However, if the Large Faders are being used as Channel faders in RECORD + SMALL
FADER TO MON status, the SOLO buttons can be switched to an AFL (After Fader
Listen) function by selecting AFL (or STATUS LOCK) on the SL952 (See Section 5).
The AFL signal follows left/right and LCR channel pan position (see above),
providing a true AFL-in-place function. The SOLO buttons can also be used to
provide a PFL (Pre Fade Listen) function by selecting PFL on the SL952 panel in the
centre section.
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Large Fader Input
Channel Input
Monitor Input
Channel Input

Large Fader Pan Control

The Large Fader pan control is always in circuit. When the
Large Fader is routed to the Multitrack or Stereo Subgroup
busses it pans between odd and even (or left and right) busses.
When routed to the main Mix bus it pans between left and
right unless the LCR pan option is fitted, in which case it will
follow the 2 CH/4 CH selection on the SL952, switching
between left/right and LCR panning. In LCR mode the Large
Fader will still pan between odd/left and even/right
Multitrack or Stereo Subgroup busses.
For information on the ST(atus), M(atch) and P(lay) buttons,
please see the J Series Computer Operator's Manual.
The SL911 Input/Output Module
Large Fader Output
Stereo Mix
Stereo Mix
Routing Matrix
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