GENESYS User Manual Issue 1
CUE MIX Section
Each of the Cue mixes can be sourced from:
• A stereo External
• Either the Main Mix or the current Control Room Monitor selection
(set by UTIL knob)
• Four mono Auxes or two stereo Aux.
EXT 1-4
This level pot and switch controls the currently selected External level into
the Cue.
If you have either of the Surround Externals selected, it will only send the
Left and Right to the Cue.
> It has a range of –∞ to 0db. Press to enable.
UTIL
This level pot and switch controls the Main Mix or the current Control
Room Monitoring level into the Cue, the selection being indicated by the
adjacent leds.
It has a range of –∞ to 0dB.
> Press to enable.
NB. The selection of main mix or CRM is set in SEL mode.
AUX 1-6
This level control and switch controls the Aux contribution to the Cue mix.
> Press to enable.
When Aux 1 / 2 is selected, this will feed 1 to L and 2 to R;
When Aux 3 / 4 is selected, this will feed 3 to L and 4 to R;
When Aux 5 / 6 is selected, this will feed to L and & respectively.
NB. The selection of Auxes is set in sel mode.
TILT EQ
Has no On/Off switch associated, but the rotary control has a centre
detent to indicate a flat response.
It is used to brighten or dull the Cue mix being fed to the headphones, by
boosting either the higher or lower frequencies.
The TILT EQ control is stereo and has a range of +/-4dB @ 1.2 kHz.
BAL
This balances the Left and the Right of the Cue, and is in circuit all of the
time.
It has a range of +/-6dB.
> Press the control to make the path mono (the MONO led will light).
The BAL control will still affect the feeds sent into the Cue L & R as it did
in stereo.
LEVEL
This controls the Cue output level and has a range of -∞ to 0dB.
> Press to enable.
• The level for the Cue send is Pre the talkback injection point;
• The on/off for the Cue is Post the talkback injection point.
When Talkback is applied to the Cues, the programme level is
- 44 -
Tip:
It is possible to
use a single
Cue in stereo,
or as two
mono by hard-
panning the
sources sent to
it.
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