OEX-6.w Operation Manual
until you see this display:
OUT=BUS
1
<name of effect>
The OUT parameter allows you to assign the selected
WaveSample (layer or instrument) to the appropriate
bus. We will assign WS 16 to AUX 2.
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By editing the OUT value with the
Up/Down Arrow
buttons or the
Data Entry
Slider, you should see BUS
1,
BUS 2, BUS 3 (the three different effects busses that are
routed to the Main Audio Outputs), and AUX 1, AUX 2,
AUX 3 (three discrete direct dry stereo outputs).
l Set OUT=AUX 2 and stop. The display should look
like this:
OUT=AUX 2
You
have now selected the AUX 2
output
of the OEX-6sr to play
WS
16. You should now be able
to
hear sound out of the A UX 2
outputs.
If for
some reason you do not, check the following:
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Is the OEX-6sr connected properly?
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Did you follow the above steps carefully?
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Are properly working audio cables connected to the
outputs
of the OEX-6sr?
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Is the volume properly set on your amplification
source?
At this point you could adjust the volume, panning, and other
parameters of the WaveSample (layer, instrument) to meet your
needs.
After adjusting parameters, you can save them as a part of the
instrument. If you like the setting you have just created, you
should save it now. See Section
1
1
-
WaveSample
and Layer
Parameters
of the ASR Musician’s Manual for more information
on output programming.
Use the above example to route an instrument or layer to the
OEX-
6sr by selecting a layer or the entire instrument as the current Edit
Context.
See Section 9
-
WaveSample and Layer Concepts
for
more information about selecting an Edit Context. Remember,
edits made to the Edit/Amp output parameter are saved with the
instrument.
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