Modes of Operation MINIM Operator Manual V1.0
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4.3 WIDE MODE
Selecting WIDE mode only changes the operation of the Red Bank. The Red Bank becomes a set
of channel faders for the higher numbered channels. Wide mode utilises both the Red and Yellow
Banks as a single wide bank of 24 channels. The yellow faders control channels 1 to 12 and the red
faders control channels 13 to 24. There is an individual fader for every channel. The Yellow Master
controls the total output of this single (wide) bank. The Red Master is not used in this mode.
RED GRAB
ADD/SOLO
YELLOW BANK
RED BANK
MASTERS
YELLOW
1
2 3 4
5
6
7 8 9 10 11 12
CHANNELS 1-12
CHANNELS 13-24
OUTPUT
As in Preset mode, you can “balance” the look that you are creating by adjusting the intensities of
the individual channels with their channel faders. You may fade this “look” up and down with the
Yellow Master and of course, you may use the CROSSFADE rotary fader to set the fade time.
ADVANTAGE
You have access to all of the channels that are available on the MINIM. This is most useful when
you are recording Scenes as you can utilise all channels to create your Scenes. (See “Scene
Mode” below).
DISADVANTAGE
You do not have a second bank on which to create the next look. You can perform crossfades to
another “look” by utilising the Grab Master as a “phantom” bank – see Section 7.4.
4.4 SCENE MODE
Selecting Scene mode only changes the operation of the Red Bank. In Scene mode the faders of
the Red Bank become Playbacks containing Scenes or Chases.
RED
Scenes and Chases can be recorded or edited whilst operating in any of the three modes but the
Red Bank may only be used to replay Scenes and Chases in Scene mode.
Simplified block diagram of a
Simplified block diagram of a MINIM in SCENE mode.
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