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Monitor Controls (right section)
Volume Level
The top right section of the Monitor Controls section indicates the level of the currently selected
Monitor set.
Note: All Speaker sets share the same global level (unless Trim applied) while Headphones and Cues
have each their own independent level. To have different levels on your Speaker Set Monitors it is
recommended to apply a Trim on any of the Monitor Set.
Downmix
The Downmix possibilities are available within the dropdown menu and allow the operator to
Downmix to a subset of the Speaker Set. The available possibilities depend on the Speaker set
configuration. Please refer to the Downmix Table on the next page for the available downmix
listing.
Mon > Cue
Allows the operator to override the Cue Mix by sending the Speaker Set directly to the Cue
listener. Only Speaker Set Monitor types can override cues. To prevent a Cue monitor set from
being overridden, enable the inactive option under Settings>Monitors of the selected Cue.
Ref
Select to recall your reference level, the default Reference level is set to -20 dB and can be
configured from the Anubis Settings>Monitor Levels.
Dim
Turns the Main Monitor output dimmer on, the default Dim level is set to -20 dB and can be
configured from the Anubis Settings>Monitor Levels.
Clear
Using the Clear function will reinitialize all parameters that were applied to the selected
Speaker Control Section and removes all applied controls to speakers.
SoftKeys
A total of 4 Softkeys are available and can be used to control extra Monitor Sets, Cues or
Headphones. The SoftKeys mapping must first be configured from the Anubis Settings>Monitors
under the Monitor Set settings. Tap a Softkey to activate its Monitoring just as you would with a
Hardware button, giving you flexibility of local or network Web Access remote control.