PB-48 PATCH BAY SYSTEM
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Examples of Patches
Example 1 below illustrates a typical patchsay, inserting an outboard equal-
izer into track 7. Two patch cords are required. Each connects an output jack on
the front panel upper row to an input jack on the front panel lower row. (You never
have to plug both ends of a patch cord into the same vertical pair to connect them,
because the PB-48s normal internal wiring already does that for you.)
Example 2 is a slightly different kind of patch. Instead of inserting additional
equipment, it shows four tape outs routed to a different set of inputs than usual.
This might be convenient for a mixdown, for example, to take advantage of better
EQ facilities in the main section of the board. Of course, Aux 1-4 should be turned
down or muted to avoid confusion during mixing.
In Example 3, one Effects Send channel on the board is split to take advantage
of two kinds of reverbs. This illustrates that the PB-48 lets you split an output two
ways: one via the internal normal link, and the other via a patch cord. This is the
characteristic that makes the PB-48 half-normalled.
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
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