11. Running the show - Page 223
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• The Enable switch below the gain slider disables all audio
triggers
• The left hand gain slider sets the overall input gain, which can
be used to boost weak signals
• Auto gain will automatically adjust the gain, this disables the
slider from manual changes
• The Enable switches below each band disable triggers on that
particular band
• Trigger level sets the threshold for triggering on each band. The
band shows red when triggered.
• The Auto switches on the bands automatically adjust the trigger
level on each band when no triggers are occurring.
You can quickly allocate a playback to a trigger by clicking the top
Band button above the trigger, then select the playback to be
triggered.
On the Arena console, the Audio LED (just above the power switch)
will flash when audio is received. Note that the headphone socket on
the Arena is linked to the motherboard audio output and can’t be
used for monitoring the audio trigger input.
11.6 Linking consoles for multi-user or backup
On large shows it is sometimes necessary to have multiple operators
programming or running different aspects of the show. The Titan
system allows a number of consoles to be connected together to give
an integrated system with multiple control surfaces.
In addition, on many shows it is important to have a backup console
running in case the main console fails during the show. Titan allows
you to run a second console over the network which it keeps
synchronised with the main console. Should the worst happen, a
single keypress can transfer control to the backup console.
11.6.1 Setting up consoles for multi-user
Titan consoles may be connected to each other for collaborative
programming or show operation. Multi-user operation is described in
detail in section 2.4 on page 38.
11.6.2 Setting up consoles for backup
Any Titan console can act as backup for any other console, they do
not have to be the same model. For example you could run Titan
Mobile as backup.
However do plan ahead and think about what parts of your show will
become inaccessible if the backup device has less faders/handles than
the main console.
1> Connect both consoles to the same network and ensure they
are set to the same IP range (see section 15 on page 263).
2> Press Disk, [TitanNet Sessions], [Backup].
3> Consoles available for backup will be listed in the softkeys.
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