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Solid State Logic Duality Fuse Operator's Manual (217 pages)

Brand: Solid State Logic | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 6 MB

Manual Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
- Manual Contents
  10
Section 2

13
- Console Feature Summary
  15
- Design Concepts
  15
- Exceptional Signal Processing
  15
- Introduction
  15
- Key Features Summary
  15
- Section 1: Introduction
  15
- What Is Duality Fuse
  15
- Controller Features Summary
  16
- Creative Versatility
  16
- DAW Controller
  16
- Δ-Ctrl
  16
- Δ-Ctrl Features Summary
  16
- About this Manual
  17
- Contacting Solid State Logic
  17
- Conventions Used
  17
- Ilok
  17
- Section 2: Console Operations
  19
- Section Index
  23
  - Section 2: Console Operations
    25
- Overview
  25
- An Introduction to Split Mode
  26
- DAW I/O Labelling
  26
- Routing and Signal Flow
  26
- Channel Strip
  27
- Introduction
  27
- Channel Input Section
  28
- Dynamics Section
  29
- Equaliser
  31
- Filters
  31
- Insert
  31
- Channel Output (CHOP)
  32
  - Split Mode
    32
- Channel Sends
  33
- Channel Pan
  34
- Channel Cut and solo
  35
- Channel Fader
  35
- D-Pot and DAW Control
  35
- Fader Grouping
  36
- Master Channel Fader and Mute
  36
- Fader Links
  37
  - Creating a New Link
    37
  - Deleting Links
    38
- The Channel TFT Screen
  39
- Introduction
  41
- Power Supply Indicators
  41
- The Centre Section
  41
- Central Routing Panel
  42
- Main Output Functions
  44
- Main Bus Compressor
  45
- Master Fader
  46
- Track Bus Master Controls
  46
- Monitoring
  47
  - External Source Selectors
    48
  - Monitor Insert
    49
  - Monitor Options
    50
  - Bass Management
    50
  - Monitor Level Display and Calibrated Listening Level
    54
- Cue/Fx Send Master Controls
  56
- Foldback and Headphone Outputs
  56
- Stereo Return Channels
  57
- Misc Options
  58
- Communications
  59
- Oscillator
  61
- MIX Reassign Matrix
  62
- Group Control Faders
  63
- Centre Section Metering
  64
  - Meter Options
    65
- Setup Menu
  66
  - Desk Setup
    67
  - DAW Setup
    67
  - Desk Settings
    68
- DAW Controller Features Summary
  77
- Introduction
  77
- Section 3: DAW Control
  77
- Console Focus
  78
- DAW Layers
  79
- Connecting Duality to Daws
  80
- DAW Control Operations
  81
- Channel Banking Controls
  83
- DAW Window Buttons
  83
- The Master Control Panel (HUI Mode)
  83
- DAW Utility Buttons
  84
- Modifier Buttons
  84
- The Default Button
  85
- Channel Fader
  87
- Channel Functions
  87
- DAW Meters
  87
- Channel solo and Cut Panels
  88
- Channel SEL Button - Record Ready/Edit/Select
  89
- Edit Mode
  89
- Select Mode
  90
- Working with the Channel D-Pots
  90
  - Channel Mode
    90
- Input, Output and Send Routing
  93
- Setting Input, Output and Send Routing
  93
- Viewing Input, Output and Send Routing
  93
- Additional Transport Controls
  95
- Basic Transport Controls
  95
- Motion Control
  95
- Audition
  96
- Other Useful Transport Modes
  96
- Setting Pre and Post Roll
  96
- Setting Start (In) and End (Out) Times (15
  96
- Footswitch Control
  97
- Zoom, Navigation and Selection Modes
  97
- Scrolling Within a Window
  98
- Shuttle/Scrub Wheel
  98
- Numeric Keypad
  99
- Paging Buttons
  101
- Plug-In Editor
  101
- Plug-In Editor Controls
  101
- Plug-In Editor Display
  101
- Plug-In Display Modes
  102
- Selecting a DAW Channel for Plug-In Control
  102
- Timecode/Bars & Beats/Samples Display
  102
- Viewing Current Inserts (Insert Mode)
  102
- Assigning a Plug-In or Hardware I/O Insert (Assign Mode)
  103
- Editing Plug-In Parameters (Parameter Mode)
  103
- Automation Enables
  105
- Automation Modes
  105
- Soft Keys
  105
- Edit Modes Menu
  106
- Edit Tools Menu
  106
- Status/Group Menu
  106
- EDIT Menu
  107
- Function Keys
  107
- SSL Menu
  107
- Automation Enables
  109
- Automation Modes
  109
- TRIM Mode
  109
- Working with DAW Automation
  109
- Automation Status Display
  110
- Suspending Automation
  110
- Writing Automation (Write to Start, End or All)
  110
- Automating Cuts
  111
- Automating Pans and Sends
  111
- Automating Plug-Ins
  111
- Implementation
  113
- Mackie Control (MCU) Emulation
  113
- Mackie Control Emulation Advantages
  113
- Mackie Function Control Overview
  115
- The Logic Template
  116
- Nuendo/Cubase Template
  118
- Overview
  127
- Section 4: Total Recall
  127
- Total Recall and Projects
  128
- Saving a TR Setup
  129
- Working with Projects and Titles
  129
- Deleting a TR Setup
  130
- Recalling a TR Setup
  130
- Renaming TR Setups
  130
- Total Recall Displays
  131
- Automatically Reset Controls
  132
- Copying and Swapping Settings
  132
- Manually Reset Controls and Auto-Scan
  132
- Resetting Controls
  132
- Total Recall in the Duality Remote
  133
Section 3

137
- Overview
  141
- Section 5: Automation
  141
- The Δ-Control Advantage
  141
- Δ-CONTROL AUTOMATION
  141
- Console Basics
  142
- Ctrl
  142
- Installing the Δ-Ctrl Plug-In (Macintosh)
  143
- The Δ-Ctrl Plug-In
  143
- Δ-Control Basics
  143
- Installing the Δ-Ctrl Plug-In (Windows)
  144
- Workstation Setup - Pro Tools
  145
- The Δ-Ctrl GUI
  146
- MIX Set up
  148
- MIXING with Δ-Control
  148
- Writing Fader MIX Data
  148
- Revise and Join
  149
- Snap
  149
- Trim
  149
- Updating Fader Mixdata
  149
- Offline Trim
  150
- Fader Links
  151
- Motors off
  152
- Using the Pro Tools Editing Tools
  153
- Write to Start, End or All
  153
- Key Features
  155
- Legacy Console Automation
  155
- Overview
  155
- Automation and Projects
  156
- Working with Projects and Titles
  156
- Automation in the Duality Remote
  157
- Changing the Selected MIX Pass
  158
- Creating a New MIX Pass
  158
- Deleting MIX Passes
  158
- List MIX Menu
  158
- Operation
  158
- MIX Review
  159
- MIX Running
  159
- Join and Revise
  161
- Discard
  162
- Protection Modes
  162
- Updating a MIX Pass
  162
- Using Match and Play to Correct a Switch
  163
- Automation Options
  164
- Trim
  164
- Motors off
  165
- Trim Lok
  165
- Autotakeover
  166
- Offline Trim
  166
- Snap Mode
  166
- Copy and Swap
  167
- Saving MIX Passes to Your DAW Project
  167
- Notes
  168
  - Remote Browser
    169
  - Installing the Application
    175
  - A Note on Java
    175
  - Projects Tab
    177
  - Managing Projects
    178
  - Project Options Menu
    178
  - Managing Titles
    179
  - Title Options Menu
    179
  - Deleting a Title
    180
  - Channel Tabs
    183
  - About Tab
    185
Section 4

189
- Fusion Processing
  191
- Introduction
  191
- Processing Section Overview
  193
- Signal Flow Overview
  194
- HPF (High-Pass Filter)
  195
- Input Trim
  195
- O/LOAD (Overload)
  195
- Processing in Detail
  195
- The 6 Colour Circuits
  195
- Vintage Drive
  196
- Violet EQ
  198
- HF Compressor
  199
- HF Compressor (High Frequency Compressor) and Stereo LMC (Listen MIC Compressor)
  199
- Stereo Image
  199
- Stereo LMC (Listen MIC Compressor)
  199
- Transformer
  200
- Bypass (Post I/P Trim)
  201
- Bypass (Standard Mode)
  201
- Bypass Modes
  201
- Insert (M/S Mode)
  201
- Insert (Standard Mode)
  201
- Output Trim
  201
- Stereo Insert
  201
- Front Panel Switch Haptic Feedback (Button Clicks!)
  202
- Fusion Routing Switch
  202
- Master Meter
  202
- Precision Image Adjust
  202
- User Switch Mode Programming
  202
- User Switches
  202
- Fusion Signal Routing
  203
- Patchbay and Signal Routing
  203
- Fusion and MIX Bus Inserts
  204
- Fusion Processing Routed to MIX a with Bus Compressor after Fusion Processing
  205
- Fusion Processing Routed to MIX a with Bus Compressor before Fusion Processing
  205
- Fusion Processing Routed to STEREO SUBMIX
  205
- Fusion Signal Flow Examples
  205
- Fusion Processing - Independant Routing
  206
- Fusion Processing - Independant Routing, Patching into MIX B (or MIX C)
  206
- Entering Settings Mode
  207
- Exiting Settings Mode
  207
- Meter & Switch Brightness
  207
- Relay Feedback
  207
- Settings Mode & Factory Reset
  207
- Factory Reset
  208
- Simon Says Game
  208
- Fusion Section - Other Settings
  209
- Hardware Revision
  209
- Soak Mode
  209
- UID Display Mode
  209
- Unique ID (UID)
  209
- Fusion - Block Diagram
  210
- Fusion - Recall Sheet
  211
  - System Block Diagrams
    213
  - Converting AFADA Mixes
    215
  - Block Diagrams
    216

Solid State Logic Duality Fuse Installation And Setup Manual (70 pages)

Brand: Solid State Logic | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
5
Contents

9
Section 1 - Introduction

9
- About this Manual
  9
- Symbols Used
  9
- Contacting SSL
  9
Section 2 - Safety Information

10
- Definitions
  10
- Installation Instructions
  11
- Voltage Selection and Fusing
  11
- Safety Earth Connection
  11
- Mains Supply and Phases
  11
- Mains Isolation and Over-Current Protection
  11
- Physical Safety
  11
- Standards Conformance
  12
- FCC Certification
  12
- Instructions for Disposal of WEEE by Users in the EU
  12
Section 3 - Preparation

13
- Services Available from SSL
  13
- Shipment
  13
- Commissioning
  13
- Training
  13
- Factory Warranty
  13
- Extended Warranty
  13
- Physical Requirements
  14
- Console Control Surface Layout
  14
- Patchbay Options
  14
- Patchbay Connectors - D25 Or Dl96
  14
- Cable Access and Ducting
  15
- Thermal Considerations
  15
- Service Access
  15
- System Options
  16
- Technical Requirements
  17
- Sync Source
  17
- Power Connections
  17
- UPS Provision
  17
- Air Conditioning
  17
- Grounding
  17
- Workstation Interface
  17
Section 4 - Installation

19
- Unpacking the Console
  19
- Attaching the Legs
  19
- Removing/Fitting the Trim
  19
- Front Buffer
  19
- End Trim
  19
- Top Trim
  19
- Console Reassembly
  21
- Removing Channel Strips and Panels
  21
- Cable Connections
  21
- Section Assembly
  23
- Power Connection
  25
- PSU Redundant Consoles
  25
- UPS Provision
  25
- Audio Connections - no Patchbay
  27
- Channel Connections
  27
- Centre Section Connectors
  27
- Fusion Section Connectors
  27
- Audio Connections - with Patchbay
  29
- Internal Patchbay
  29
- Remote Patchbay
  29
- Audio Connections - Fusion Processing
  30
- Fusion Connection Using Patchbay
  31
- Fusion Connection Without Patchbay
  32
- Flash Card
  34
- Red Light/Talkback and User Switch GPIO Connector
  34
- Footswitch Connection
  34
- TFT Monitor Arm Attachment (Option)
  35
- Arm Specifications
  35
Section 5 - Connecting Your DAW

37
Appendix A - Specifications

54
Appendix B - Connector Details

55
Appendix C - Connector Pinouts

56
Appendix D - Patchbay Layouts

61
Appendix E - Console Footprints

66
Appendix F - Environmental Specification

69

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