5.1.2: STEREO INPUT CONTROLS
CHANNEL CONTROLS > STEREO INPUT CONTROLS
5.1.2: STEREO INPUT CONTROLS
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Adjust the input line level
This rotary control gives an adjustment range suitable for the typical stereo line-level source for this channel, such
as a consumer playback device. The range is -20dB to + 20dB with unity gain in the middle at the centre detent.
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The Aux/FX controls on a stereo input channel work in the same way as for a mono input channel. The Aux bus is
stereo to allow for the output mode when headphones are attached to the Aux socket. The eects input however
is a mono sum.
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Balance aects only the signal’s position on the Master (MST) Left/Right output. The control adjusts the relative
levels of the left and right signals - eectively adjusting the left-right position of the overall stereo image. This
allows unbalanced stereo signals to be re-balanced to give the stereo signal desired.
When the stereo input channel is being used as a mono input channel (no Jack in the channel’s Right input), the
Balance control acts as a Pan control.
Stereo TRS input channels function similar to mono input channels with the following differences:
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