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System 5 Digital Audio
Mixing System Operation Manual
New Features in
eMix Version 2.9
26
Global All Function
The dedicated
All
key on the CM401 now sets
all strips to All M
ode. This key was pre-
viously blank. See page 106.
Clear Channel Assignment from Strip
The user can now remove a cha
nnel from a strip by holding the
Wave
key, pressing
Chan Select
and selecting
Blank
.
Panel Lock
The CM403 can now be locked so its functions are not inadvertently changed.
See page 216.
25
27
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Important Safety Instructions
3
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
13
Chapter 1: Introduction
19
How to Use this Manual
20
System 5 Hardware
22
System 5 Hardware Diagram
22
System 5 Startup Sequence
24
Chapter 2: New Features in Emix Version 2.9
25
Chapter 3: Quickstart to Common Tasks
27
Connect and Play a CD
27
New Title Dialog
27
Device Outputs Page in Patchnet
28
Connect and Monitor a Microphone
29
Cabling
29
Microphone Assignment in Device Outputs
30
Chapter 4: Emix Application
33
Directory
33
Projects
33
Projects Window
34
Titles
35
Titles Window
35
New Title Dialog
36
Mixes
37
Mixes Window
38
Operations on Current Title and MIX
39
File Operations Buttons for Current Title
39
Title Defaults
40
Updating Title Defaults Warning
40
Device Inputs Normalled
41
Patchnet
43
Simplified MADI Routing Diagram
43
Console I/O
44
Console I/O a and B Inputs Window
44
Device Inputs and Outputs
45
Cabling
45
Bottom of Console I/O Window
45
Patching Examples
46
Device Outputs Window
47
Selecting Destination Channels
48
Mics Patched to Channels
49
MIX Bus Send/Return
50
And Mics Patched
50
MIX Bus Send and Return
50
Monitor Patching
51
Solo Bus and Utility Patching
51
Talkback Signal Patching
51
Busses
52
MIX Bus Window with Law Palette
52
Group Bus Window
52
Law Palette
53
Law Palette Formats
53
Externals
54
System
54
Mixer Model
54
Mixer Models
55
Folddown
57
Folddown Window
57
Diagnostics
58
Diagnostics Window
58
Masters
59
Conform
59
Events
59
System 5 Logo
59
Chapter 5: CM401 Master Section
61
CM401 Master Module
61
Monitoring
62
Monitor Source Selection
62
Monitoring Matrix
62
Monitor Controls and Mond Source Panel
63
MIX Section and Aux Send Format
64
Control Room Monitor Controls
64
CR Output Controls and Control Room Output Panel
65
Sls/Cue Monitor Outputs
67
Communications
68
Talkback
69
Comms:talkback Panels
69
Listenback
70
Comms:listenback Panel
70
Oscillator/Slate
71
Comms:slate/Osc Panel
72
Quick Access Communications Panels
73
Quick Access Communication Panels
73
Solo
74
Solo Mode
74
Master solo Section (Top-Left) and solo Control Panel
74
Solo Level
75
Solo Clear
75
Intercancel, Momentary, and Sum
75
Solo Speaker Selection
75
Solo Speaker DIM
75
Solo-Safe
76
Backstop PFL
76
Meters
77
Meters Panel
77
Channel Meter with Dynamics Gain Reduction Meter on Right
77
Meter Presets and Meter Configuration Panels
78
Master Section Meters
80
Master Section Meters Showing 5.1-Channel CR and Aux Busses 1-8
80
Chapter 6: CM402 Center Section
81
CM402 Center Section
82
Channel Select Panel
83
Knobset Panels
84
Center Panel Knobsets
84
Knobset Control Panel
85
Center Panel Knobset Presets
85
Bus Routing Panel
86
Grp Route
86
MIX Route
86
Grp Section
86
Track Arming
86
Chapter 7: Busses and Bus Masters
87
Introduction to System 5 Busses
87
Bus Master Functions
88
CM401 Center Section with Bus Master Strip
88
Aux, Grp, and MIX Masters
89
Bus Lock
89
Mon Lock
89
All Key
89
MIX Bus
89
MIX Bus Master (Left) and Individual Bus (Right) Displays
90
Group and Aux Busses
91
Configuring Aux Busses
91
Aux Bus Settings
91
Set Unity
92
Toggle Stereo
92
Bus Master Inserts
94
MIX and Group Bus Setup
94
Chapter 8: Channels and Strips
95
Strips
95
The Strip with Block Diagram for Main/Swap Channels and Meter/Status Display
96
Map Channels and Control Groups to Strips
97
Strip Controls During Channel Assignment
97
Channel Assign Panel
98
Input Names or Channel Number
99
Strip Utilities
100
Strip Config Panel
100
Center Section Select Panel
102
Channel Control Features
104
Channel Name
104
Function Keys
104
Rotary Knobs
104
Rotary Knob Controls
104
Touch-Sensitive Fader and Controls
105
Fader Controls
105
Wave Key
106
All Mode
106
Link Key
106
Copy and Paste
107
Channel Process Order and Patch Points
108
Channel Processor Order and Patch Points
108
Channel Patch Points
109
Channel Processor Order
110
Insert Point
110
Changing Processor Order
110
Channel Processing Functions
111
Inputs
111
Input a (Left) and Signal Processing In/Out (Right) Knobsets
111
Stereo Controls
113
Dynamics
114
Dynamics Knobset
115
Expander/Gate, Compressor, and Sidechain/Filters Knobset
116
Equalizers and Filters
118
EQ and Filters Knobsets
118
Aux Sends
120
Aux Send Knobset and Pre/Post Config
121
Pan
123
Pan Knobsets
123
Pan Graph
125
Channel Mixing Functions
126
Group Bus Routing
126
GRP and MIX Route Switches
126
MIX Bus Routing
127
Chapter 9: Linking
129
Creating a Link
129
Modifying and Clearing a Link
130
Link Suspend
130
Links and Automation
130
Joystick Linking
131
Setting Joystick Links
131
Clearing a Joystick Link
132
Joystick Absolute Vs. Relative Control
132
Chapter 10:Control Groups and Multi Format Masters
133
Control Groups
133
Create Control Group
134
Groups Panel
134
Assign Control Group to Strip
135
Modify Control Group
135
Name Control Group
135
Clear Control Group
135
Coalesce Control Group
136
Multi Format Masters
136
Masters Screen
136
Spill Area
137
Control Groups or Multi Format Masters
138
Chapter 11: Layouts and Snapshots
139
Layouts
140
Create a New Layout
140
Layouts Panel
141
Recall a Layout
142
Modify a Layout
142
Rename a Layout
142
Delete a Layout
143
Snapshots
143
Create a New Snapshot
143
Snapshots Panel
144
Recall a Snapshot
145
Update Snapshot
145
Rename a Snapshot
146
Delete a Snapshot
146
Chapter 12: Machine Control
147
Machine Control Panel
147
Transport Controls
148
Locate Controls
149
Time Displays
149
Locator Controls
149
Locate Registers Panel
150
Store Locate Value to a Register
151
Store Current Value to a Register
151
Locate Key
152
Return Key
152
Title Start
152
Cue Points
152
Track Arming
154
Machine Setup Panel
154
Record in Motion
155
Track Arm in Motion
155
On Transport Stop
155
Arm While Stopped
155
TC Lock
155
Chapter 13: GPI/O Event System
157
Input Types
158
GP Input Types, Settings, and Activation Values
158
Output Types
159
GP Output Types, Settings, and Activation Values
159
Logical Operators
160
Event Configuration Display
160
Logical Operators Used for GPI/O Event Processing
160
Event List
161
Input
161
Event Configuration Window
161
Output
162
Deleting Events
162
Add Input Event Dialog
162
GPI Examples
163
Move a Fader to Turn off the Floor Monitors
163
Move a Fader to Turn on the Floor Monitors
164
Move a Fader to Start a Cart Machine
165
Move a Fader to Stop a Cart Machine
166
Video Switcher Turns a Specific Camera and Channel on
167
Video Switcher Turns a Specific Camera and Channel off
168
Audio Follow Video
169
Audio Follow Video Configuration
169
Add Input Event Dialog
170
Input Event Properties
170
Add Output Event Dialog
171
Output Event Properties
171
Chapter 14: Dynamic Automation
173
Overview
173
Automation Interface
174
Center Section Automation Panel
174
Automation Leds
175
Select/Punch Keys
175
Knob (Top) and Fader (Bottom) Automation and Control Features
175
Automation Modes
176
Isolate
176
Read
176
Automation Modes and LED States
176
Write Absolute
177
Write Trim
177
Write Trim Mode Adds Trim Moves to Absolute Automation Values
177
Assigning an Automation Mode
178
Global Mode/Global Function
178
Global Mode/Strip Function
179
Knobset Select/Punch Keys
179
Strip Mode/Strip Function
180
Changing the Automation Mode of an Individual Parameter
180
Recording Automation
181
Knobs and Faders
181
Knob (Left) and Fader (Right) Punch Record Methods
181
Switches
182
Additional Punch Record Methods
182
Playing Back Automation
183
Write Absolute
183
Playing a Knob Automation Move in Write Absolute Mode
183
Read
184
Isolate
184
Write Trim
184
Modifying Automation
185
Fader Glide Modes
185
Knob Glide Modes
186
Setting Auto and Manual Glide Times
187
Switch Automation
188
Adding, Erasing, and Modifying the Times of Switch Automation Events
189
Fill Features
190
Autofill
190
Fader Values Recorded During First Pass
191
Fader Values Resulting from the First Pass with Autofill off (Left) and on (Right)
191
Recording a Second Pass after Autofill was off (Left) and on (Right) During First Pass
191
Automation Panel
192
Fill Start
193
Fill End
193
Fill Start + Fill End
194
Setting Fill Start and End Times
194
Setting Times in the Machine Control Panel
194
Fill Region + Fill Start + Fill End
195
Fill Region + Fill End
195
Fill Region + Fill Start
196
Fill to Punch
196
Automation Performance Utilities
196
Preview
196
MIX Bus Auto Punch
197
Join
197
Capture
199
Snap Mode
199
Update on Locate
199
All Match
199
Auto Match
199
Synchronizing Automation with an External Device
200
14.10.1 TC Lock
200
14.11 Bus Master Automation
200
14.12 MIX Assigns
200
14.13 Managing the Automation
201
14.13.1 Group Coalesce
201
14.13.2 MIX Passes
201
MIX Pass Tree
201
14.13.3 Automation Conform
203
Conform Screen
204
Time Display
205
Conform Screen with Notes
206
Execute Conform Dialog Box
207
Chapter 15: CM403 Film/Post Module
209
Cm403
209
The Film Panel
210
Post Panel Interface
210
The PEC/DIR Panel
211
Link Key Lit
211
Link Key Not Lit
212
The Monitor Utility Section
213
Monitor Utility Section
213
Speaker Re-Assign
214
CM403 TFT Display
217
Solo Safe
217
Top Level Metering Display
218
Bus Level Metering Display
218
Bus/Track and Monitor Assignments Display
219
Joystick Module
220
Assigning a Channel to a Joystick
220
Joystick Panel Controls
220
Joystick Assign Mode
221
Layouts
221
Setting the Automation Mode for a Joystick
221
Punching in a Joystick
222
Linking
222
Multi-Operator Console
223
Solo Linking
223
Patching
223
Machine Control
224
Track Arming
224
Solo-In-Place
224
Master and Slave Console Hookup
224
Index
225
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Brand
Euphonix
Model
System 5
Category
Music Mixer
Language
English
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