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USING THE CHANNEL INSERT JACKS
To further control your signal, channels 1-8 on the MDR16 feature an insertion point, or effects loop”, on one 1/4-inch
phone jack, INSERT SEND and RETURN. An insertion point is a patch-point that interrupts the signal, allowing you to bring
that signal outside to be processed by another device. You can use these connections to interface an external signal pro-
cessor like an equalizer, compressor, noise gate, reverb and other audio devices. A common application for the
MDR16
s
insert point is using a compressor.
To send a signal to an external processor, use a standard 1/4-inch Y” insert cable to connect the
MDR16
channel insert
point. Connect the TRS (TIP / RING / SLEEVE) plug to the channel INSERT point, and then connect the 1/4-inch (TIP /
SLEEVE), INSERT SEND plug to the input of the external processor. The signal is sent back to the
MDR16
, using the 1/4-inch
(TIP / SLEEVE), INSERT RETURN plug connecting to the output of the external processor.
The diagram below shows a typical application for using a compressor (in this example a Samson C com opti) in the
MDR16's
insertion point. Also below, is a diagram showing the wire for the TRS ‘Y Insert cable.
Operating the MDR16
Insert "Y" Send and Return Cable Wiring Guide

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