Page 71Aviom A640 Personal Mixer User Guide
Aux Mix Setup
The A640 has a dedicated mono XLR Aux Mix output with its own volume control that can be used to
send a separate line-level mono mix to a wireless transmitter, bass shaker such as Aviom’s BOOM-1,
recording device, etc. The Aux Mix can be set to output the same audio channels as the main stereo
mix (automatically converted to mono) or it can use a custom user-dened set of channels.
The Aux Mix always uses the same individual channel volume, and Treble/Bass
tone settings as set in the main stereo mix. The Master EQ settings are the same
in the main and aux mixes.
Panning is ignored in the Aux Mix. The eects (EFX) levels are also ignored.
Select Aux Mix Setup from the Mixer Setup window and press either encoder button to access the
Aux Mix settings.
Aux Mix Audio Source
Two options are available for selecting the audio that is output from the Aux Mix jack on the rear of
the A640—the mono version of the main stereo mix or a custom subset of those channels selected
by the user.
To choose the source for the Aux Mix output from the Aux Mix Setup options:
• Select the Audio Source option by scrolling with either encoder knob.
• Press either encoder button to activate it.
• The audio source options are displayed.
• Scroll to choose Main (Mono) Mix or Aux Mix.
• Press the encoder button to activate your choice.
To exit without making a change, press the back button.
Aux Mix Channel Settings
When Aux Mix is selected as the audio source for the Aux Mix output, you can choose to activate any
combination of A640 mixer channels to be assigned to the XLR Aux Mix output.
The Ambience Mic channel is available to be used as a component of the Aux Mix. This can be
especially useful in Custom mode where the Ambience Channel can be assigned to any available
network Slot.
Intercom audio is not available as a source to be included in the Aux Mix.
In Pro16 and Default modes, mix channels 1-16 are available. The Favorite channel is a copy of an
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