LF 60Hz
The LF (low frequency) section has shelving characteristics with a boost or cut
of 16dB at a fixed frequency of 60Hz.
All level controls are center detented making neutral positions easy to establish.
All frequency ranges have been carefully selected following extensive
examination of all types of music (and noise). Test comparisons of other
equalizers helped the D&R design team create an equalizer that sounds
very musical , but at the same time, raising the standard in specs and sound
quality. Noise and distortion are kept to an absolute minimum.
4.7 Pan control
Just below the Aux section is a stereo balance control. On Cinemix's
stereo module, the pan control balances the left and right signals in the
stereo image. It has a center attenuation of 3dB.
SEL
The SEL switch determines the automation mode of the automated fader.
Either off (no LED's on) Read (R LED on), Write (W LED on) or
Update/Trim both Read and Write LED's on.
SOLO
The SOLO switch has an adjacent LED as an indicator for the solo.
The SOLO system has two modes, PFL (pre fade listen), AFL (after fade
listen). Master status switching (located in the master section) selects the
PFL or AFL mode for the entire console (except for the Aux master
solo's).
Activating the solo switch in the PFL mode will send the prefader signal of
the "B" section to the CRM speakers. In the AFL mode (non destructive),
the post "B" balance signal is heard, and all other modules are not muted
within the stereo mix buss
MUTE
The MUTE system is a special soft-muting circuit, click-free and
associated with the automation circuitry. A MUTE indicator is fitted
alongside the MUTE switch.
FADER
The 100 mm linear fader controls the internal VCA's. An optional
Motorfader can be fitted which follows the VCA control voltage.
Today's VCA's have very low distortion and very impressive specs, when
the VCA's are in circuit, noise is kept to an absolute minimum and the ultra
low distortion is of the second harmonic type which many engineers and
producers like.
Cinemix manual page: 39
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