Channel Outputs; Routing Matrix - Solid State Logic SL 9000 J Series Operator's Manual

SL 9000 J Console Operator's Manual
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Note that these buttons are also active in RECORD and REPLAY status.
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Channel Outputs

Routing Matrix

The console has as many Group Outputs as there are I/O
modules. The Routing Matrix allows any module to route to
any or all of the first 48 of these Group Outputs.
The matrix may be fed from either fader path depending on
the console's master STATUS selection and the module's
Routing Matrix source select switches.
There are four main uses for this matrix:
1. In RECORD or REPLAY status, the Channel signal can be
fed to any multitrack group for track laying, usually from the
SMALL FADER or, if SMALL FADER TO MON(ITOR) is
selected, from the LARGE FADER. The PAN control of the
source fader will pan between Odd and Even groups (the odd
Group is the left of the pair and the even Group is the right).
2. In MIX status either the SMALL FADER signals (or the
LARGE FADER if the default source selection is overridden
locally) can be fed to the Routing Matrix for audio
subgrouping on any of the first 48 channels. Having been
routed to the selected bus(ses), these signals can be picked up
on the corresponding LARGE FADER by pressing the SUB GP
button, or on the SMALL FADER via the Group Monitor input
by selecting the GROUP button.
3. In MIX mode the SMALL FADER can be used as an
additional, automated, send via a Multitrack bus. Using the
PRE LF and P(O)ST LF buttons next to the SMALL FADER,
the Channel signal, pre- or post-Large Fader, can be routed to
a Multitrack bus and then patched, from Row G, to an effects
unit input.
Source of Small Fader Input
Pre-Large Fader
Post-Large Fader
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