Pan and Routing
The Verona is a flexible mixing console with eight group buss outputs
plus stereo and mono outputs.
Groups
Signal can be routed to any of the eight group busses by depressing the corresponding group select switch.
Group sends are post channel equalisation, mute and fader.
The group sends can be configured in either of two modes:-
1.
The stereo signals are sent to the busses as a regardless of the pan control.
2.
Each pair of groups behave as if they were groups. The relative odd and even numbered send
level is controlled by the pan control.
This configuration is made by depressing the ‘Groups Pan’ key for stereo group operation or released for mono
group mode.
This selection is on a channel-by-channel basis and so some may be assigned to the groups as mono or as stereo
depending upon the desired usage which is especially useful if the stereo input is to be used as a mono input.
For example:
Multitrack Recording Mono Inputs can be sent to a particular input on the
multitrack recorder without affecting the stereo
image used at FOH.
Alternative/Delay Output Stereo The Group would behave in the same manner as
the stereo output allowing for separate level
control but retaining the original stereo image
from FOH.
Pre-Pan (mono)
mono sum of L & R
Post-Pan (stereo)
stereo
Application Config. Reason
Operators Manual - Page 17
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groups
stereo
1-2
5-6
7-8
3-4
SOLO
MUTE
Multi Function Input ChannelsMulti Function Input Channels
Group 1-8
Mono
Pan
Groups Pan
- Depressing the group switch
routes the channel signals as described
above.
- Depressing the mono switch routes
the channel signals to the mono buss (post-
EQ and fader).
- The pan control allows continuous
reciprocal adjustment of the stereo image
created by the channel. In the case of a
mono microphone signal this will be a simple
L-R pan, where, with a stereo signal this will
be a balance allowing the user to determine
the relative output power to each the Left
and Right ouput. At all points the pan retains
constant power (i.e. -3dB at the centre, 0dB
at each extreme).
- As described above the
Verona’s group sends may be configured by
depressing the ‘Groups Pan’ key for stereo
group operation or released for mono group
mode.
Note: That SIS is not available on stereo input channels.
Stereo - Depressing the stereo switch
routes the channel signals to the stereo
(main left and right) buss (post-EQ, pan
and fader).
Mute
Solo
- The mute switch mutes the channel
signal. Note that signal will still be sent to
the insert point and to the direct output.
The mute status of the channel is indicated
by the corresponding mute LED.
The channel can also be muted by the four
(4) assignable mute groups which will be
explained later in this section.
- When depressed, the channel signal
will be sent to the AFL stereo and PFL mono
outputs. The solo LED indicator will
illuminate to show that the channel solo is
active.
The Left and Right Monitor and the PFL
console outputs can be used, for example,
when operating from within a booth to hear
selected solos and not the whole FOH mix.
Note: If Solo In Place is activated on the console, any
active solos will replace the master outputs completely
until the solo is removed.
mic gain
100
-15
-15
-15
-15
+15
+15
+15
+15
+30 +45
+60+15
mic
padpower
48V -15
mono
wide
stereo
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
image
line gain
treble
bass
stereo
hi-pass
80Hz
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pan
mute 1
mute 2
mute 3
mute 4
aux 1
aux 2
aux 3
aux 4
aux 8
mono
groups
stereo
1-2
5-6
7-8
3-4
pre
pre
aux 7
aux 6
aux 5
O
-18
0
12
18
eq
on
eq
aux pre
off
MIDAS
ins
300
500
600
3k
8k
1k2
1k5
hi-mid
lo-mid
SOLO
MUTE
10
10
5
5
0
20
15
30
40
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