Alto Typhoon User Manual

M4
M3
M2
M1
MUTE
MASTER
SOLO
MASTER
SOLO
MUTE
GROUPS
MUTE
GROUPS
LEFT/RIGHT
MASTER
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Master section controls are the most important in every mixer, these controls affect the overall level, the headphone
listening, the monitor listening and the memory Mute behaviour.
BAL
This pot allows the sound engineer to manage the balance of the stereo out-
put signal sent to Left & Right outputs, headphones and monitor circuit.
MUTE
This switch mutes the stereo master level when you don't need its sound.
This feature is important to reduce noise floor before the show. This switch
is lit when it's depressed (engaged).
FADER
This long coarse stereo fader will give to the sound engineer the ability to
carefully manage the master output level from - up to +10dB.
MASTER MUTE M1 M2 M3 & M4 switches & LEDs
This section manages the store & recall feature of the four Mute memories
of your Typhoon. For details about the use of those switches please refer at
page 31 in Technique and Troubleshooting owner's manual section.
MASTER SOLO switch
This switch allows the sound engineer to charge the console mode between
PFL and SOLO. When the switch is in the default (unselected) position the
console is in PFL mode. In this mode, when the user presses a PFL switch,
the selected channel sends a pre-fade signal (or post-fade AFL from AUX
Masters) to the headphone and monitor outputs. This can be useful for tr-
oubleshooting for cueing various signals on the console. When MASTER
SOLO is selected, the console is in SOLO mode. SOLO made means that
when the user presses a PFL switch on a channel, all other channels are
muted. Multiple channels may be SOLO'd so that combinations of signal
may be heard. In SOLO mode, only the channel PFL switches function this
way, the AUX RETURN, GROUP and AUX MASTER PFL/AFL switches do
not function.
This SOLO function is very useful during sound check to do individual set-
tings and comparisons between channels (Bass Drum & Bass Guitar, Snare
Drum & keyboards/voice, etc.) to avoid the so called "masking" effect that
could affect the sounds of your mix. For details about this section, please
refer at page 31 in Technique and Troubleshooting owner's manual section.
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Alto Typhoon Specifications

General

Brand	Alto
Model	Typhoon
Category	Music Mixer
Language	English