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Introduces the OXF-R3 digital audio mixing console and its main features, including system configuration and signal flow.
Provides a detailed signal flow diagram for the OXF-R3, illustrating the path of audio signals through the console.
Provides step-by-step procedures for powering up the OXF-R3, including the sequence for the SP Rack, Host Computer, and I/O Racks.
Outlines the procedure for a controlled shutdown of the OXF-R3 system, including powering down the console and Host Computer.
Details the Input Channel section's flexibility and the independent assignment of 5-band EQ and High/Low Filters within the channel signal path.
Explains the Dynamics function area, including Gate, Expander, Compressor, Limiter, and Side-Chain EQ, and the DELAY effect in the Free Assign Area.
Provides step-by-step procedures for new operators to begin using the console, covering system set-up and main bus configuration.
Describes the default configuration set when the OXF-R3 is switched on, explaining the controls on the Input Channel & Inserts section.
Details how to include the multitrack in the channel path by selecting MULTI in the Input Channel & Inserts section for an in-line channel configuration.
Describes setting up an in-line channel by inserting the multitrack machine, assigning SEND and RET buttons for signal control.
Details a typical Pre Fader headphone mix set-up where SEND 1 is used to send a signal to headphones from the tape return signal.
Details the Multi-Channel Main Output Bus, which doubles as the M/T Monitor Bus, and its use for Stereo or Surround mix-down.
Provides descriptions of the OXF-R3 system modules, control surface layout, names, locations, and functions of all elements.
Explains motorised fader controls, automation write, touch modes, and how to automate cuts, pan moves, and other switches.
General| Brand | Sony |
|---|---|
| Model | OXFORD |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
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