11. VOLUME
The channel fader is used to set the volume of a single channel and to establish an accurately
proportioned mix of all input signals. The channel faders should be positioned within the
range of -5dB to 0dB, leaving you with a sufficient degree of control to allow precise matching
of relative big differences in the channel’s level settings. Afterwards the overall volume is
set through the use of the master fader. Even though the channel faders offer an additional
gain of +10dB, it is good advice not to exceed the +5dB position.
12. TALK
The TALK-key is specially meant for announcements or DJ-like moderation with background
music programs (talk over). Engaging this key automatically attenuates the signal levels of
the channels 2-7 by about 15dB. Therefore the announcer channel (channel 1) clearly
stands above the rest mix, without need to alter any of the mixer’s level settings. Since the
TALK function is only active as long as the TALK-key is kept pressed down, you have to
engage it for the entire period of time you want to make an announcement. As long as the
TALK-key is not engaged, channel 1 functions like channels 2 and 3.
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