Calrec BRIO 36 - Routing Tone to Path Outputs

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Routing Tone to Path Outputs

1. Select either the mix minus or direct output routing tab.

2. Tap TONE in the control screen for mix minus outputs or in the control screen header for direct outputs.

FIGURE 3 - ROUTING TONE TO A MIX MINUS OUTPUT

FIGURE 4 - ROUTING TONE TO A DIRECT OUTPUT

Note: buttons that route tone to audio paths are disabled whilst the console is in On-Air mode, and entering on-Air mode

will also clear any tone routing that is active.

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Contents3
- Table of Contents3
Product Information13
- Information14
- Health and Safety17
- Package Contents19
System Overview21
- Surface Overview22
- Control Surface Sections23
- Touch Interface28
  - Touch Display Views28
- Inputs, Outputs and Buses30
- Hydra2 Patchbays35
- Interfacing Styles38
  - Physical Controls38
  - Touch Display38
- Layers40
  - Layer Switching Options40
  - Surface Layer Pop-Up41
- 96Khz Overview for Brio 3642
Setting up43
- General44
- Energy Saver45
  - Brightness45
  - Surface Sleep45
- Synchronisation46
- Hydra2 Configuration50
- Required I/O Boxes52
  - Viewing Resources52
  - Adding and Removing Resources53
- Shows54
- Memories60
- Global User Buttons64
- Custom Strip Configuration65
  - Custom Strip Functions / Console Wide Functions Selection66
Getting Signals in and out67
- Fader Layout68
Input and Output Patching74
- The I/O Patching Screen74
- Selecting Sources and Destinations74
- Understanding Ports75
- Icons76
- Channel Settings76
- Layer View76
- Surface Interaction76
- Connected Destination76
- Information Display76
- Viewing and Sorting77
- Making a Patch77
- Moving a Destination77
- Protect a Patch from Memory Loads78
- Isolating a Patch78
- Removing a Patch78
- Inputs 1 and 278
- Patching Outputs to Inputs78
Input Controls79
- I/O Box Input Port79
- The Channel Input79
- MIC/Gain80
- Providing Console Wide Strip User Controls81
- Group Input Controls82
- Linking Input 1 and Input 2 Trims82
- Replay83
- Stereo & 5.1 Path Spill Leg Access and Independence for Input Settings84
Source and Destination Protection86
- Destination Protection87
- Source Protection88
- User Memory Load Protection88
External Inputs89
- Creating External Inputs89
- Removing External Inputs90
- Labelling External Inputs90
- Patching to External Inputs90
- Monitoring External Inputs90
- Metering External Inputs91
Direct Outputs92
- Assigning a Direct Output92
- Removing a Direct Output92
- Downmix/Spill92
- Direct Output Controls92
- MIX Minus Outputs94
  - Assigning a MIX Minus Output94
  - Removing a MIX Minus Output94
- Bus Outputs95
  - Mains95
  - Auxes95
- Tone and Oscillator96
Processing101
- Equaliser102
- Dynamics106
- Automixers116
Pan Controls118
- Surround Mains and Groups118
- Pan Controls119
- Pan to Auxes119
- Stereo & 5.1 Path Spill Leg Access and Independence for Pan Settings120
Delay122
- Accessing Delay Controls122
- Global Delay Controls123
Inserts124
- Path Inserts124
- Patching Inserts124
- In/Out124
- Insert and Width Tab Controls125
- Stereo & 5.1 Path Spill Leg Access and Independence for Insert Settings126
Vca Groups127
- Creating and Dissolving VCA Groups127
- VCA Group Status Indication127
- Secondary Master128
- Masters and Paths129
- Other VCA Information129
- 5.1 Surround Paths130
- VCA Group Protection130
- VCA Non-Moving Faders130
The Fader Screen131
- VCA Slave132
- VCA Master133
- VCA Slaves on Buses and Outputs Page134
- Surround Paths134
- Downmix Faders134
- CSCP Control135
Autofaders136
- Autofader Controls136
- Setting up Autofaders for Use137
- Assigning Gpi's to Autofaders137
- Assigning Autofaders to Faders138
- Autofader Levels138
- Autofader Parameter Settings138
- Global Autofader Bypass138
- Default Fader Interaction Mode139
Control Linking140
- Identifying Linked Faders140
- Link Features140
- Access Follows Link141
- Presets142
- Copy and Paste145
  - It's Quick and Easy to Copy Properties from One Path and Paste Them to Another145
Monitoring147
- Connecting Monitors148
- Monitor Controls150
- The Monitoring Pop-Up151
- Pfl, Afl and Output Listen153
Metering155
- Meter Display Layout with Customisation156
  - Customising Meter Layouts156
  - Meter Layout Presets157
- Meter Types158
Communications163
- Talkback164
- MIX Minus167
Routing173
- Buses and Outputs174
- Routing a Signal176
  - Routing a Signal in Brio 36 Is Quick and Simple176
  - Partial Routing177
- Contribution178
- Downmixing180
External Interfacing183
- General Purpose Inputs and Outputs184
- MIC Open Systems and on Air Protection Configuration188
- Control Protocols190
  - Cscp190
  - Setting up CSCP190
- Lan Configuration192
Console Facilities193
- On Air Protection194
  - Changing Modes194
  - On Air Mode Via GPI194
- System Status Monitoring196
  - Notifications196
- Collecting System Logs197
Terminology199
Features by Software Version207
- Features208
  - V1.0208
  - V1.1209

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