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5 Controlling StudioLive RM-series Mixers with the CS18AI
5.5 Global Mixer Controls
Solo Modes
Graphic Equalizer (GEQ)
the Main bus (that is, if Channel 3 is soloed, you will only hear Channel 3 in your
mains). This makes a great fine-tuning tool but it can quickly destroy a live mix. We
highly recommend that you drop out of this mode once the show has started.
Clear will disengage all active solos on the mixer.
Edit will bring up the Solo bus options in the touchscreen.
Latch is the default Solo mode. When Latch Solo mode is active,
you can solo multiple channels and buses at once.
Radio mode allows you to solo only one channel or bus at a time.
CR is designed for studio-style soloing. Soloing any channel while in this
mode will automatically patch the Solo bus to the Main Mix bus and
disable any other buses that are currently engaged in the Solo bus. While
in CR Solo mode, you can solo multiple channels and buses at once but
you can only patch one input or bus to the monitor bus at a time.
Solo Level adjusts the overall level of the Solo Bus. When on the Solo
Edit screen the encoder under the screen will adjust the Solo Level.
Each graphic equalizer on your StudioLive RM mixer is assigned to a specific
bus: Main Left, Main Right, Main Mono/Center, and Auxes 1 through 12.
The bus assignment cannot be changed. When the GEQ menu is active, the
touchscreen will display the controls and settings for the graphic EQ.
GEQ will open the GEQ view for the selected mix on the touchscreen.
Pressing the button a second time will exit the GEQ screen. When you're
on the Main Mix, you'll see the Main L/R GEQ. To change to the Mono/
Center GEQ, first press the Mono/Center Select button, next press the
GEQ button and then the Main Mix button. Pressing the Mix button
for any of the first 12 Mix buses will display the GEQ for that mix.
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