User Manual HOW TO … February 16, 2010
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In a 5.1 mix, for example, you want to pan some effects left and right, but avoid the center, to
keep the dialog clear. To achieve this, you de-assign these effects from the Center Element of the
bus.
This guide will show you how to de-assign paths from selected elements of a Bus.
Note: you must assign the paths to the Bus before using Stem Assign.
Get Ready
Press the green Setup button.
Press the
Stem Assign button.
Operation
Select the destination bus.
Select some
Tracks or Live Feeds that are already assigned to that bus.
The speaker icons below represent the Bus Elements. Press a
speaker and it gets a red cross.
That element is no longer assigned.
Use
Bank and Tracks or Lives to reach more paths.
Note: if the red crosses won't go away when you select your bus and your paths, they are
probably not assigned
Bus Params
Overview
Bus Params allows you to toggle pre post for a number of paths at the same time.
For Aux Buses, pre means that the aux send goes before the channel fader send, and before the
channel mute button. Post means the opposite.
For Reduction Buses, pre means the send to the reduction bus is completely independent of the
Main bus, while post means that the Reduction Bus fader is an offset to the Main bus fader.
In both instances, post is the more common setting, except where Aux buses are being used for
headphone cue mixes, in which case they are usually independent of the main mix.
Get Ready
Press the green Setup button.
Press the
Bus Params button.
Operation
Select the destination bus. Note that all Aux buses are shown, but Sub-Buses are only shown if
they are Reduction Buses.
Select some
Tracks or Live Feeds.
Use the PRE POST soft key to toggle pre post. The
> symbol shows which is selected. If the
setting is not the same for all the selected paths, the
> is displayed twice, and the soft key
flashes. Pressing the soft key will make them the same.
Use
Bank and Tracks or Lives to reach more paths.
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