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PRESONUS studiolive III series User Manual

PRESONUS studiolive III series
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Series III
Digital Mix Console / Recorder with Motorized Faders
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Owner’s Manual
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PRESONUS studiolive III series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Built-in EffectsYes
USB InterfaceYes
Network ControlYes
AVB NetworkingYes
Preamp TypeXMAX
Bit Depth24-bit
DisplayTouchscreen
TypeDigital
Channels16, 24, 32
RecordingYes
EQ Bands4-band
EffectsReverb, Delay, Chorus, Flanger, etc.
Wireless ControlYes
Sample Rate96kHz
CompatibilityMac, Windows
Outputs16, 24, 32
Inputs - Mic Preamps16, 24, 32

Summary

2 Getting Started

2.1 Level Setting Procedure

Step-by-step guide to setting input levels for optimal signal and avoiding clipping.

2.2.1 Select Buttons and the Fat Channel

Explains how Select buttons access Fat Channel parameters for channels and buses.

2.2.6 Recording and Playback

Details the integrated 34-track SD recorder for multi-track recording and Virtual Soundchecks.

2.2.7 Digital Patching

Describes routing any analog or digital input to any channel and any mix to any output.

3 Hookup

3.1 Rear Panel Configurations

Details the rear panel connectivity for StudioLive 64S, 32S, 32SX, and 32SC models.

3.2 Rear Panel Connections

Explains analog inputs, outputs, and digital/networking connections on the rear panel.

3.2.3 Digital and Networking

Covers AES, AVB, Ethernet, and USB connections for digital audio and network control.

4 Basic Mix Functions Overview

4.1 Channel Strip Basics

Explains the layout and controls of the StudioLive channel strip.

4.3.1 Creating Filter DCAs

Step-by-step instructions on how to create new Filter DCA Groups.

4.5 Talkback System

Details the Talkback microphone input and routing options.

5 Buses and Routing

5.1 FlexMixes

Explains the various applications and configurations for FlexMix buses.

5.2 Aux Mixes

Covers creating auxiliary mixes for monitors or external effects.

5.2.2 Creating Aux Mixes

Instructions on creating custom monitor mixes for musicians.

5.3 Subgroups

Explains how subgroups combine channels for unified control and processing.

5.3.1 Creating a Subgroup

Step-by-step guide to creating a subgroup using FlexMix masters.

5.6 Main Mono/Center Bus (StudioLive 64S only)

Details the dedicated mono bus on the StudioLive 64S for mono mixes or center channel.

6 The Fat Channel

6.1 Overview

Introduces the Fat Channel's powerful signal processing and mixing tools.

6.4 Gate Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)

Explains the Noise Gate parameters and its function as an expander.

6.5 Compressor Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)

Explains the Compressor parameters and its three available models.

6.6 EQ Mode (Dynamic Fat Channel)

Explains the EQ settings and the three available EQ models.

8 SD Recording

9 Master Control

9.1 StudioLive Series III FLEX DSP Rack Effects

Introduces StudioLive's internal effects processors with classic models.

9.6 Scenes and Projects

Covers storing and recalling mixer settings using Projects and Scenes.

10 Monitoring Controls

11 Graphic EQ

11.4 Using the RTA to Ring Out Monitors

Guides on using the RTA to identify and eliminate feedback frequencies.

12 Home

12.1.4 Firmware Update

Explains how to check for and install firmware updates.

12.3 Audio Routing and the Digital Patching Screen

Covers audio routing options and the digital patching interface.

13 Resources

13.3 Compression Setting Suggestions

Offers compression presets for vocals, percussion, keyboards, and more.

13.4 EQ Frequency Guides

Provides frequency guides for cutting and boosting EQ for various instruments.

13.5 EQ Setting Suggestions

Offers EQ presets for different instruments and vocal types.

13.9 Effect Types

Details various effects like Reverb, Delay, Chorus, and Flanger.

14 Technical Information

14.4 Trouble shooting Information

Provides information for troubleshooting common issues.

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