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General| Type | Analog |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| EQ | 3-band |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Outputs | 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS |
| Power Supply | External |
Overview of the Alesis X2 mixing console's features and capabilities.
Explains fundamental concepts of audio mixing and multitrack recording techniques.
Details the signal flow and functionality of the X2's recorder and mix systems.
Describes how to use Aux Sends and Returns for effects and monitor mixes.
Explains the setup and monitoring capabilities of the control room section.
Covers the console's built-in mute automation features for precise control.
Explains the function and usage of the console's peak metering system.
Provides instructions for connecting the external power supply and safety precautions.
Offers tips and methods to prevent or minimize ground loop issues in audio systems.
Details the various input and output connectors on each channel strip.
Guides on connecting the X2 to semiprofessional unbalanced multitrack recorders.
Explains how to connect the X2 to professional +4 dBu multitrack recorders.
Describes routing signals to and from external effects processors.
Covers essential techniques for setting levels and recording audio signals.
Explains how to layer new tracks over existing recordings effectively.
Guides on creating headphone mixes for musicians during recording sessions.
Details how to integrate external effects like reverb and delay into your mixes.
Explains the process of combining multiple tracks onto fewer tracks.
Covers the stages of mixing down recorded tracks into a final stereo or mono mix.
Provides a method for establishing a balanced and consistent mix.
Introduces the X2's mute automation system for recording and playback of mute events.
Explains the mute automation's solo mode for isolating channels during mixing.
Describes how to create and use groups of mutes for quick recall.
Step-by-step guide on creating custom mute groups.
Instructions on how to recall previously defined mute groups.
Covers tools for editing recorded mute events within songs.
Detailed explanation of all controls found on the input channel strips.
Adjusts the sensitivity for Mic and Line inputs for optimal noise and distortion.
Switches input sources between channel and monitor paths for recording or mixdown.
Determines the signal source for the TAPE OUT jacks (Group or direct channel output).
Controls the signal level for the channel, affecting PAN, Group Assign, and Aux Sends.
Controls the overall level for Aux Sends and includes AFL and Mute functions.
Manages the output level of assigned channels to groups and includes assignment buttons.
Explains the function of the main console controls, including oscillator and monitor sections.
Describes the specific controls used for operating the mute automation sequencer.
A guide to common problems, their causes, and solutions.
Steps for re-initializing the mute automation software if it behaves erratically.
Provides guidelines for cleaning, maintenance, and warranty information.
Details MIDI note number assignments for mute events in maps 1.1 through 1.3.
Explains MIDI controller assignments for mute events in map 1.4.
Describes MIDI System Exclusive maps for mute status snapshots.
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