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Talkback/Slate7.3
Max Air’s talkback/slate system includes:
Two talkback microphone inputs•
The surface has an XLR connector for mounting a goose-neck mic and an internal
mic. Each input has 111 dB gain, phantom power, and compressor. Talkback can
be routed to Mon A–D, the aux busses and the Main sections via the Slate func-
tion. Talkback mic 2 shares the same routing as Talkback mic 1 when it is turned
on. Talkback can be remotely triggered using the Event system (see Chapter 10:
Event System).
Four listenback mic inputs•
Each input has a level control, automatic gain control, and phantom power. Each
input can be routed to the monitors. The Listenback mics are routed directly within
the Monitor Interface (MC524) so they do not appear in the Patch View.
Slate facilities•
The Slate function combines Talkback mic 1 and Talkback mic 2 with the user-
selectable frequency (see Oscillator on page 135) to identify takes.
SetupSetup
OnOn
OscillatorOscillator
Setup
Talk To
Mon A
Talk To
All
Custom
Talk To
Mon B
Talkback / SlateTalkback / Slate
CM404 Talkback/SlateFigure 7-11
Talk To All:• Routes the talkback mics to Mons A–D.
Talk To Mon A:• Routes the talkback mics to Mon A only.
Talk To Mon B:• Routes the talkback mics to Mon B only.
Custom:• Use with the Event system to control talkback or other functions (see
Chapter 10: Event System).
Setup:• Press to display the Talkback/Slate Setup popup (Figure 7-12 shows the
Talkback section). The popup has three tabs that divide it into three sections: Talk-
back, Listenback, and Slate.