Midas PRO2 User Manual

78 Chapter 9: Basic Operation
PRO2 Live Audio System
Owner’s Manual
Linking two mixes
You can link two mixes together, which is a GUI only feature. Pairs can only be created
from adjacent mix buses of the same colour, for example, you can link auxes 3 and 4
together, but not 2 and 3.
>> To route an aux or matrix to an effect or output
To link a pair of mix buses, click the
LINK button in the channel strip of
either mix bus. For example, click
LINK of aux 15 to link it to aux 16
(shown right).
Setting the linked parameter options
The shared parameters default to the user-configurable global
default link settings, which are set via the GUI menu (choose
home
PreferencesGeneral and click the Linking tab).
However, you can override these for the pair via the Stereo
Linking Options window (shown right), which is opened by
clicking the st. linking options button (GUI channel strip).
In stereo mix mode the top control knob becomes pan adjust
and the bottom one adjusts level. When creating a stereo mix,
you can use either the odd or even output to link the two
channels, but the mode of the odd channel is used on both.
For details of the parameters that are stereo linked, see
Appendix J "Parameters Affected By Stereo Linking" on
page 461.

Midas PRO2 Specifications

General

Sample Rate	96 kHz
Talkback	Yes
MIDI I/O	Yes
Computer Connectivity	USB, Ethernet
Processing	40-bit floating point
Recallable Preamps	Yes
Channels	64
Matrix	8 matrix buses
Display	15" TFT display
Connectivity	Ethernet, MIDI
Type	Digital
EQ Bands	4-band parametric EQ
Inputs - Mic Preamps	8 XLR
Outputs - Main	8 XLR
Effects	Reverb, Delay, Modulation, etc.
Dynamic Processing	Gate, Compressor, Limiter
Control Surface	Motorized faders, touchscreen
Power Supply	Internal