• The SPDIF (optical) and ADAT 2 inputs share the same optical port on the back
panel of AudioFuse Studio. You can determine whether this port acts as a SPDIF
or ADAT connector using the Audio Fuse Control Center application. Please refer
to the AFCC User Manual [p.45] to learn how to do this. Note that this port cannot
be used to synchronize ADAT signals (only ADAT 1 can transfer ADAT clock).
1.5.2. Monitor Mixing and Routing
AudioFuse Studio offers three powerful low latency "monitor mixers" inside itself called:
Main
,
Cue 1
and
Cue 2
. These three stereo mixers can be freely dialed in and routed to the
speakers (
Speaker A
or
Speaker B
) or headphones (
Cue 1
or
Cue 2
) to provide a near-zero
latency mix.
1.5.3. Creating a Monitor Mix
The
Main
,
Cue 1
and
Cue 2
mixes are created using the AudioFuse Control Center software.
They can be created using any of the analog or digital inputs of AudioFuse Studio as well
as up to six "software return" outputs of your music software. Please refer to the AudioFuse
Control Center User Manual [p.55] to learn how to create or modify monitor mixes.
1.5.4. Routing Monitor Mixes to speakers and headphones
Once you have created a monitor mix, you have a great deal of flexibility in routing that mix
to various destinations. For example, you can listen to the
Main Mix
on your speakers while
two different vocalists receive their own custom mix (
Cue 1
and
Cue 2
) in their headphones.
If desired, you can quickly switch the source of the speakers to Cue 1 or Cue 2 to hear
what your vocalists are hearing and then switch back. This is done using the Source Select
buttons on the top panel of AudioFuse Studio. The Source Select buttons and other top panel
controls are covered in Chapter 2 of this guide.
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